Havre High School - Blue Pony Yearbook (Havre, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1950 volume:

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The Annual 5 Sfaff and ifs sponsors should be commended highly hhlyzlu i lulggg H for fhe oufsfanding worlc porfrayed by fhe l95O BLUE fiiil 'i' 'A The faculfy and l wish you success in your pafh- way fo differenf lcirids of endeavor ----------- we wish you Godspeed Joe B. Pefers, Principal 7 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Our l95O Blue Pony is +he high- lighl of s+uden+ accomplishmenl for This school year. If is an emblem marking 'rhe midpoinl of This evenlful cenlury. The firsl half has fauqhf us many lessons. Lei us loolc ahead wi'fh vision and plan +o make lhe second half, YOUR HALF, much beller. My bes'r wishes and conqralulalions go +o you, l'he Annual Slall Members: +o lhe Sponsors: and 'ro +he suppor+ing sludenls and merchan+s who have made fhis Annual possible. All who have had a share in ils produclion may well be proud of Jrheir paris. Good leam work always wins. Mos'r sincerely, Warren E. Sfegner MR. FAY RATHBONE MR. WALTER OLSON fgvwwl LEONARD ORMSETH Chairman MRS. MARY I. ASHLINE Clerk MR. LEWIS ANDERSON MR. JOHN TIETEMA Q C. I. CARLSON-BA. Band, Orcheslra S+. Olaf College, Vandercoolc School of Music, Chicago. '5 WILLIAM GUNDERSON-BA. Maihemalics, Coaching Dickinson Slale College, Monlana Slale Universily. GUDRUN I-IARSTAD-B.A. Home Economics Sl. Olaf College. Home Economics, Physical Educalion BETTY LOU l-lOFFMAN-Bi-? ? Monlana Slafe College. FRANCES K. l-IULM-BA. Lalin, English, Psychology College of S+. Teresa, Monfana Sfale Universily, Norfhern Monlana College, New York lns+i+u+e of Phofography. MRS. ELSIE EKEGREN-GBA., MA. English, Spanish Monlana Slale Universify, Universidad Nafional de Mexico, Universify of Wis- consin. AL GERSTENBERGER-Bfx. English S+. John's Universily, Gonzaga Univer siiy, Monfana Sfale Universify. .Z ll. lf.I! R. B. HUSS-BA., M.A. Chemislry, Physics, General Science Concordia College, Universily of Minne- sola, Monlana Slale Universily. ADOLPH KLIES-B.S. Maihemalics Norih Dalcofa Slale College, Universify of Washingron, Monlana S+a're Univer- sily. CHARLES LEA-B.M. Vocal Music, Junior High Band Monrana Sfale College, Monlana Slale Universily. HOWARD J. MOON-B.S. General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Advanced Woodwork Monlana Slale College, Universily of Washinglon, Oregon Slale College. ROBERT NORMAN-B.A., M.A. English Nebraska Slale Teachers College, Uni- versily of Nebraska. MINNIE ELLEN PAUGH-B.A. American Hislory, World l-lislory Monlana Srale College, Monlana Sfafe Universiry, Universily of Washinglon. ELIZABETH REES-B.A. Ari, English Colorado Slare College of Educalion. FRED G. RITTER Trade Training Monlana School of Mines, California Sfale College, Monlana Slale College. I TI-IELMA YOUNG-B.A. Librarian, World I-Iisfory Iowa Sfare Teachers College, Monrana Srafe Universify, Universiry of Denver J. A, ZILE-A.B. Alhlelic Coach, Boys' Phy. Ed. Soufhwesrern College, Kansas, Norlh- wesrern Universify, Ulah Sfale College, Texas Chrisfian, Universily of Washing' Ion, Universily of Monfana. MRS. ALMA STILL School Nurse Milwaukee Slale Teachers' College, Universiry of Wisconsin, Colorado Srafe College, Columbia Universily, New York Cily, N.Y., Universify of Washing- Ion. MRS, JAMES M. SATRI-IER Secrelary L. F. ROUBINEK-A.B. Biology, Vocafional Relafions Nebraska Sfafe Teachers College, Uni- versily of Nebraska, Universily of Colo- rado. Monlana Slafe Universily, Mon- Iana Sfafe College. PHYLLIS SCI-IELL-B.A. Bookkeeping, Typing ll, Shorlhand II Monfana Sfale Universily, Uniyersify of Soulhern California. RACHEL STROBEL--B.S. Shorrhand I, Typing I Monfana Sfale College. WILBUR SWENSON-B.A. Social Science, Public Speaking Norlhern Monlana College. Srafe Universify. Monlana .mr , .4 K nn. J :X'iff:ffsvi1:afy,LgQff1-, - Q, i .H . jif fi-, f gy EL sf A . , f Q ,E ' X- 5 'Q xg .N Y .1 ' H 9: 12 Q A K AL ww 3+ my M . mxm . ,A ....,,M..w -Y lxuz ws Mr. -,L Y Pl-fs ' X., . lruznrmnc- ' f5'UsC A'2IZ aT.1,.!?v1e-H415 sf ix Lw.A .. .. 5 . H233 .mi iw F,:1,:gY:-xcrun 'L kr. nm rl Drlanrin Cihriuoyhf-rsofm EJHAQV SENIORS PRESIDENT ,. ,.,.. , A VICE PRESIDENT . ,. ... .. SECRETARY , TREASURER, ., A , , A SPONSORS i Wilbur Swenson Chairman Elsie Ekegren Adolpln Klies L. E. Roubinelc 'fi . . ,.,. Ted Kluzek . . , Bill Chase Ted Niimi Susan Travis ,Q JOHN G. ANDERSON Baslcelball 3, 43 Traclc 3, 4, Foolball 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE ANDERSON Bob Spur Club 3, 43 Speech Club 43 Freshman Vice President Sfudenl Body Vice Presideni 33 Foolball Manager 2, 31 Baslcelball Manager I, 2, 31 Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Annual Srall 47 Speech Club: Soiree Com- millee. SHIRLEE MAE ANDERSON ShirI G.A.L. I, 2: F.I'I.A. I, 27 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. MRS. BARBARA IMATOONI ARNOLD BObbey G.A.I.. I, 2: F.I-I.A. I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Bealcer Buslers 4, Debale 43 Junior Prom CommiI'+ee 33 Senior Soiree Comrnillee 4. DONNA J. ADAMS Don F.I-I.A. I, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Glee Club 3. 4. EVELYN A. AKEY Evey F.I-I.A. Ig Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JACOUELINE ALTMAN Jackie G.A.L. I, 2, 3: G.A.L. I-I Club 2, 3: F.I-I.A. I3 Mixed Chorus 4: Soiree Comnnillee 4, Prom Comrnillee 3. HARVEY P. ANDERSON MRS. BETTY ELLEN BROWN BeI+y Pep Club I3 Annual Sfaff 33 Sfampede Sfaff 43 Spanish Club 4. ROBERT L. BROWN Bob All School Play TicIceT Chairman 33 Spur Club 3. 43 Band I3 STuden+ Council 23 Boys' Vocal 4, Treasurer3 Spanish Club Treasurer 43 Speech Club 43 Soiree ConnrniTTee 43 STampede Sfaff 43 Annual STaTT 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JOAN BRUSEWITZ NIIEkey'I Annual SIaIT 2, 3, 43 Band Ii G.A.L. I, 2, 33 Glee Club I, 23 Junior Prom Commiffee 33 Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, 4, SecreTary 4i One ACT Plays 3, 43 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf 43 Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Sfudenl Council Alfernafe 2, 3, 43 Soiree Comrniffee 4. EVELYN M. BURCHARD F.l-I.A. I, 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Cflee Club 4. 'i BEVERLY I. CHASE .,BeV.. F.l-l.A. Ii Band I, 23 STuden'r Council 33 Senior Soiree COmmiTTee 4, WILLIAM BERNARD CHASE Willie BasIceTbalI I, 23 Foolball I3 Junior Prom Com- rniHee 33 Spur Club 3, 4, Presideni 43 Senior Class Vice PresidenT. KENNETH E. CHRISTOPHERSON Swede Track 33 lnTramuraI Baslcefball 2. VIRGINIA l.EE CODAY Sis Pep Club I, 2. 3, 43 G.A.L. Girls' I-I Club 3, 43 G,A.L. I, 2, 3, 43 Prorn Commillee 3: Soiree Commi'rTee 43 F.I'I.A. I, 2. GILBERT L. DEPPMEIER Dope GWENDOLEN A. DICKSON Iiewenii Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3: Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4: Debafe 4: All-Slale Chorus 3, 4: Triple Trio 2, 3: Beaker Buslers 4: Annual Adver- lising Salesman 3: All School Play Adverlising Chairman 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, 4: Good Cili- zenship Award I: Slale Music Meer Solo 2. 3: Sexlel'-'43 Soiree Commillee 4: Annual Lilerary Slalil 4: Presidenl of Glee Club 4: Secrelary of Mixed Chorus 4. RHODA REITE DOKKEN Minnie Mouse lTranslerred from Lewislonl Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: All Slale Chorus 3, 4: F.l'l.A. 3: Pep Club 3.4: Slampede Slall 33 Annual Slaff 3, 4: Prom Comrnillee 3: Debale Club 4: All School Play Adverlising Com- millee 3, 4: Chrislmas Canlala 3: Easler Can- Iala 3: Soiree Commillee 4: Sexlel 4. MARY ELLEN DONOHUE Mandy Pep Club I, 2, 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: G.A.L. 4: Twirlinq Corps I. 2, 3, 4: l-l.l-I.S. Twirler I, 2, 3. 4: Prom Punch Commillee 3: Excellenl Raling al Slale Twirling 2, 3: Sludenl Council 4: Soiree Commillee 4. RICHARD E. CONNOR Dick Track I: lnlramural Baskelball 2. JOYCE MARIE DANIEL Snooks Glee Club I, 2, 37 G.A.L. 2. JEWEL ANNE DAVEY Julia G.A.L. 2, 3. 4: F.l'l.A. 2: Tumbling Team 2: C5.A.L. I-l Club 3, 4: Public Speaking 4: Pep Club 4. MARY LouIsE DAVIS Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Spur Club 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Glee Club I: I Speak For Democracy Conlesl' 4: Beaker Buslers 4: Speech Club 4: Junior Class Vice Presidenlg Prom Commilleeg C5.A.L. I, 2: Declamalion Conlesf, Greal Falls, 2: Mixed Chorus I: All School Play 3: One Ac+ Plays 3. 4: Vice Presidenl ol Thespians 4: Annual Salesman 3. LEROY A. DUNCAN Dunc Inframural Baslcelball 23 Slampede Slaff 43 I Speak For Democracy 4. BETTY MAE DUSEK Pep Club I, 43 F.I-l.A. I, 23 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 43 Clarinel Quarlef I, 2, 3, 43 Band Sec. 33 Twirling Corp I, 23 Band Twirler I, 23 Drum Malorelle 3, 43 Superior Rafing Clarinef Quarfef 33 Excellenf Rallng Twirling 33 Cv.A.L. 43 Solree Commllrlee 4. DONALD JOSEPH ECHELARD Don Band I, 2, 3. 41 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: Musical Counls 2, 3, 43 Beaker Busfers 43 Mixed Cho- rus 3, 43 Boys' Cvlee Club 43 Speecln 43 Band Pres. 43 Key Club 43 Annual Slalf 2, 43 Boys' Vocal Quarfef 43 Solo in Slale Music Meef 3, 4. WILLIAM EG-GLESTON Bill Foo+ball I, 43 Traclc 33 Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 43 Beaker Buslers 33 Prom Commlllee 33 Solree Commiflee 4. MARIAN L. ELLIS LoIly F.I-l.A. I, 2, 4. EDWIN DONALD ERICKSON Eric Sfudenl Council I, 33 Nalional I-Ionor Soclefy 3,43 H Club 3, 43 Presldenl of I-I Club 43 Bealqer Buslers 33 Key Club 3, 4: Coll Foolball 23 Foolball 3, 43 BasIce+ball I, 2, 3, 43 Traclc I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Commlflee 33 Soiree Com- miHee 4. MAuRIcE EVERAERT Morris Bealcer Buslers 4. JOYCE ARLENE FARLEY ColanaI G.A.L. l. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3.4: F.I-I.A. I, 2. NANCY LEE GRANT blanc G.A.L, I, 2, 3, 41 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 41 l:.l-I.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Spur' Club 3, 41 Clee Club I, 2, 3,41 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: F.I-l.A. Dislricl Olli- cer 37 Slarnpecle Slall 3: All-Slale Chorus 3f 45 Sexlelle I, 4, Prom Comrnillee 3, Annual Shall 4. JAMES A. GREYTAK ROBERT GUY Bolo'I Track I, 2, 3, 43 Foolball I, 4: 'II-II' Club 2, 3, 4: Missoula Inlerscholaslic Meelg Helena Relay. NoRMA EMELIA I-IAALAND Sluclenl Council Ig Pep Club I, 2, 3, G.A.L. I, 25 Sluclefl Council Allernale 3: Spur Club 3, 47 Glee Club I, 2. JAMES FROST Bud Foolball I, 23 Baskelball I, 2, 3, Bealcer Buslers 3, 4, Soiree Commillee 4. EVELYN MARIE Goueosici Lynne Pep Club I, 2, 3, 41 GAL. I, 2, 3, 4 G Presiclenl 43 F.I-l.A. I, 2: Soiree Chairman 4 Foolball BENTON Gouw MorI I, 27 R.0.0. 4. l'lELEN IRENE Gouw ShorIie G.A.I.. I, 2: F.I-IA. I, 2, 4. DONNA MARIE I-IAEDAHL Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I: F.I-I.A. G.A.L. I, 23 All School Play 33 Spur Club 3. The-spian Club 3, 43 Prom Commillee Soiree Commilfee 4: Annual Salesman Mixed Chorus I3 One-ACI Plays 4. JANET LA VERNA I'lANSON Blondie Ilranslerred from Greal' Fallsl F.I-I.A. I3 Glee Club I, 43 Mixed Chorus Twirlinq Corps I3 Library Club 23 Sexlelle 4. JUANITA I'IANSON Ni+a I WILLIAM JAMES I 'lEDGES Bill Annual Slaff 3, 43 Boys' Vocal 43 Mixed Cho- rus 43 Speech 4. VELMA I'lINEBAUCH VeI MARILYN HUBBARD I-IeIlma G.A.L. 33 R.0.0. I3 Slampede Slalf 4. KENT LEROY I-IuDsoN I-Iud Band I, 2, 3,43 Dance Band I, 2, 3. 43 Feafure Band 2,33 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 43 Foolball I, 2, 33 Traclc 2, 33 Chorus 4i Annual Sfalf 43 Bealcer Buslers 3, 43 Debale 33 Declamalion 3, 4. RALPH LEE I'lUTCHESON I-Iu+cII Sludenl Council 23 Na+. I-Ionor Sociely 3, 43 Key Club 43 Debale 3, 43 Slarnpede 43 Annual 43 Bealeer Buslers 3, 43 Foolball 23 Track I, Thespians 3, 43 Boys' Slale 33 One-Acl Plays 33 Inlerscholaslic Weelc 33 Prom Cornmillee 33 I-I Palrol 3. JAMES I-I. KARLEN Jim SI'udenT Council I, 21 BaskeTbaII I, 2, 3, 41 FooTbaII 3, 41 Spur Club 3, 41 Beaker BusTers 3, 4i Bauch and Lomb Science Award 41 Key Club 3, 41 Prom CommiTTee 3, Soiree Com- miTTee 4. ALLEN LEE KERN MAI.. Band I, 21 Track I, 2, 41 InTrarnuraI Baske+baII 21 Baskefball I1 Science Club 3, 4. JOHN JAY KINDSCHY Glee Club 21 I3oOTbaII 31 Track I. EDNA KATHLEEN KINHOLT Kelley Mixed Chorus I, 2, 31 G.A.L. I, 21 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 41GirIs' Vocal I, 2, 31 Spanish Club 4. IRENE ENID JENKINS Jenks F.I-I.A. I, 2, 31G.A.L. I, 2: Pep Club 2. ANTHONY P. KALUZA 'ITOny FooTbaII 2, 3, 41 BaskeTbaIl I, 21 Track I, 21 Science Club 3i I-I Club 4. ARTHUR ANTHONY KALUZA Archie COIT I:ooTbaIl I, 21 Sheflands BaskeTbaII Ii InTramuraI BaskeTbaII 2, 3, 41 Pony FooTbalI 3, 41 I-I Club 3, 41 Science Club 41 Spanish Club 41 Track Ii Mixed Chorus 3, 41 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. LAURA KAMPF LoIIy F.I-I.A. I, 21 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Vocal I, 2, 3,4fC:I1VISI'I'Y16S CanTaTa I, 2. THEODORE JAMES KLUZEK IITedIl Junior Class Sec.-Treas.: Prom Commillee 3: All School Play 3: One-Aci Play 3: Sludenl Council 4: Senior Class Pres. 4: Slampede Slali 4: Speech 4. STANLEY MARLEN KNUDSON Knul Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Annual Slalf 4: Prom Commillee 3: I-I Club 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Soiree Commillee 4. DOROTHY KOSTMAN Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.L. 2. 3: Senior Twirl- ing Corps I, 2: All School Play 3, 4: Thespians 4: One-Acl Plays 4: Soiree Chairman 4: De- bale I, 4: Annual Slaff 4: Speech 4. BEVERLY LAcox Bev F.l-l.A. 3: Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. BEVERLY LucILLE I..ATHROP .,BeV,, F.l-l.A. I, 2: 6.A.l.. 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 3: Pep Club I: Slampede Slaif 4: Twirl- ing Corps 3: Sludenl Council 3: Red Cross Rep. 3: Spur Club 3. 4: Sec. of Spurs 4: Sec, ol Bealcer Buslers 4. WILLIAM LEEDS Bill Foolball 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: I-I Club 2, 3, 4: Beaker Buslers 3, 4: Helena Relay I: Prom Comrnillee 3: Soiree Commillee 4. RICHARD ALAN LUCAS Luke Sludenl Council 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Junior Class Pres.: Pony Foolball 4: Track 2. 3: Beaker Busiers 3, 4: Debale Club 4: Boys' Slale 3: lnlramural Baskelball 2, 3: Sludenl Body Pres. 4: Inlerscholaslic Week 3: Slampede 3. 4: Coll Foolball 2, 3: I-I Club 4: I Speak for Democracy 4: Annual Slalf 4: One-Acl Plays 4: Speech 4. WILLIAM E. LUMPKIN Lumpy Track I: Sludeni Council 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Science Club 3: Canlala 2: Slampede Sialf 4: Annual Slall 4. YOLAN DA V. IvIAzzucA Landau Glee Club 33 G.A.L. 4: I:.I-I.A. I. BEN R. NEWBY H Club 3, 4, Poolball 2, 3, Boys' VOcaI 3, 4: Track I, 2. GEORGE Num: I:OOIbaIl 2 3 4' HH Club 3 4' Ke Club 3 I I I I I Y I 45 Science Club 3, 4: Nalional I-IOnOr Sociely 3, 43 Prom Commillee 3: Boys' Slale 3. THEODORE I. Num TedI' Spur Club 3,41 Sludenf COunciI I, 2, Traclc I, Annual Slalf I, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2: Freshman Class Presiclenlg Senior Class Sec- relaryp Bealcer Buslers 4. IVIURDO J. IVIACKAY IIMUFIII I-I Club 43 Baslcelball 2, 31 FOOIbaII I, 2, 3, 41 Traclc I, 2, 37 Soiree Commillee 45 Bealcer Buslers 4. JOAN MACKENZIE HJC.. Pep Club I, 2, 43 G.A.I.. 2, 33 Thespians 3.4. Secrelary 43 Annual Slall 3, 4: All-School Play 4: One-Acl Plays 4: Glee Club I. 2, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- millee 3: Debale Club 4: Slampede Slalf 4. THERESA IvIALsAM I-IeIIga F.I-I.A. Ig Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 37 Chrislrnas Canlala 3. ALAN MATOON HAI!! DONALD R. O'NEAL Don HELEN ORLANDO Lander Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4g O.A.I.. I, 2g Tumbling Team Ig Spanish Club 4g Olee Club I, Zg F.H.A. Ig Mixed Chorus I, 2: Junior Prom CommiHeeg Chrisfmas Can+aTa I, 2g Senior Soiree Commifleei One Acf Playg Annual S+aIf. MILO GRMSETH OrmO Track Ig Pep Band lg Foofball 2g One Aclr Play 2g All School Play 3g Blue Pony Annual 3g Boys' Ouarfefle 3g H Pafrol 3g STampede Slaff 3g All-STaTe Chorus 3g Prom Commiffeeg Bealcer Buslers 4g Key Club 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Boys' S+aTeg Nafional Honor SocieTy 3, 4: Spur Club 3, 47 Soiree Commilfeeg DebaTe 3, 43 Thespians. HELEN B. OVERCAST PeTe F.H.A. I. O.A.I.. Ig Tumbling Team Ig Sfu- denT Council AIT. 3, Rep. 4: Sfampede STaIT 4. DONALD E. PATRICK Don Spur Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4g STampede Sfaff 4g H Club 4g Manager of Ponies 47 Traclc I, 27 Key Club 3, 4. MARGARET PETERS HPQQQY' Olee Club I, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. MARLENE PFEIFER Fife O.A.L. Ig Pep I, 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. I, 2g Vocal I, 25 STudenT Council I, 2g Sophomore Secrefary- Treasurer: Mixed Chorus I, 2g Prom Com- rniT'reeg Xmas CanTaTag Mixed Chorus I, 2. ROGER I.. PHILIPPI Flip LARRY SAPP Foolball I, 2, 3, 41 Baskelball I, 2. 3, 47 Track I, 2, 3, 43 H Club 3. 4: Prom Cornmiflee 3. I'IARVEY C. SAARI, JR. I'CIancy Debafe Ig Foofball 31 Track 33 Breeze 37 Slam- pede Sfaif 4i Prom Commilfee. GRACE L. SATRON G.A.L. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2. 31 Vocal 4: Senior Soireeg Mixed Chorus 4. THERESA SCHWAN Babe F.I-LA. I, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. CAROL PULLIAM Ronde Sla m pede Slail 4. DORENE E. RATZLOFF G.A.L. Ig Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2: Triple Trio 23 F.I'I.A. I, 3: Xmas Canlafa 2: Prom Commilleep Slarnpede Slafl 33 Annual Slafl 31 All School Play Adv. Commilleeg Co- Chairrnan oI Senior Soiree Decoralions. CARRIE Ross Dropped I949. DONNA LEE RUETTEN D.L. Glee Club I, 25 Thespians 2, 3, 4. Presidenl 41 Sludenl Council Rep. 3, All. 43 All School Play 27 Inilialion Commilree 4: Delegafe +0 In+erschoIas+ic Week 3, Red Cross Rep. Hdfviii fi:-fi: -fit. --rf'-??fA3'fi9F!RSEleKifR DONALD SMOTHERMAN Don Baslcefball Ii InTramuraI Baslcefball 2, 37 Traclc I, 2, 4. DOROTHY ANN SOHM Orphan Pep Club I7 C5.A.L. I, 2, 37 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 47 FJ-l.A. I: Girls' H Club 3, 4. DONA STIOKA ChrisTy Glee Club I, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus 27 Can+aTa 2, 3. JUDITH JOYCE STUART STu lTransTerred from Glasqowl G.A.A. I, 27 Science Club I, 2, 3i Bag Pipe Sfaff 37 Junior Prom Decorafing CommiHee7 Pep Club 4i G.A.L. 4i Shampede STaTf 4. ' f Q T 5 - I 7 , 211711 7 . JAMES TAYLOR mm., lTransTerred from Coquille, Oregonl Inlrramural Sporis 3. GEORGE WESLEY TIETEMA Annual STaTT 3, 4i STampede Sheff 3, 47 Sfudenf Council I, 47 Freshman Vice PresidenT7 Sopho- more Vice PresidenT7 Junior Prom COmmiTTee7 Track Ii Baslcefball I, 27 Foofball I, 37 Bealcer Busfers 47 Boys' STaTe 37 InTerschOIasTic Meef 37 Soiree CommiTTee 4. SUSAN JEAN TRAVIS Suzie Spur Club 3, 4i Spur Club Vice PresidenT47Treas- urer Senior Class7 lnTerscholasTic Weelc 37 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 47 STampede Sfaff 47 Glee Club I, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Junior Prom Com- miTTee7 Annual STaTT 3i Chrisfmas CanTaTa I, 2, 37 STudenT Council AIT. 47 DeclamaTion ConTesT 3i Senior Soiree CornmiTTee. JOSEPH A. WANAGO. JR. woe., FoO'rbaII I, 3, 47 BaslceTbalI I, 2, 3, 47 Traclc I, 3, 47 I-I Club 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 37 Boys' Glee Club 37 Soiree Commi'rTee. LORRY WINKENWEDER Band I3 NI-I Palrol 33 Slampede Slall 43 Spanish Club 4. FRED YALE l'ShorIy Band I3 Coll Poolball I, 23 Coll Baslcelball 33 Pony Poolball 43 Traclc I, 2. BYRON YATES Buddy Iraclc I3 Chrislmas Canlala Play 23 Key Club 43 Beal4er Buslers 4. ROSE Zumoro Pep Club I, 2, 33 G.A.L. l, 2, 3, 43 Spur Club 3, 43 Pl-I.A, I, 2, 3, 43 Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4i Sludenl Council I, 3, 43 Sludenl Body Secrelaryflreasurer 43 F.I-l.A. Vice Presidenl 33 P.I-l,A. Presidenl 43 G.A.I.. Secrelary 3, 43 Girls' Slale Represenlalive 33 Slampede Slall 43 C5.A,I.. I-ll' Club 3, 43 Prom Decoraling Connmillee 33 Annual Ad Salesman 33 Slale Pl-l.A. Conyenlion 33 Soiree Comrnillee 43 Beaker Buslers 43 D.A.R. Award 4. EDWIN WARWICK Inlrarnural Baslcelball 2, 3. JAMES E. WESTOM Slern Band I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Musical Counls 2, 3, 43 Sludenl Council I3 Spanish Club 43 Bealcer Buslers 43 Vice Presiclenl Band 3, 43 Annual Slalf 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Boys' Vocal 43 Vice Presidenl Boys' Vocal 43 All-Slale Band 33 Key Club 4. MARY WEYH Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I. 2. 3, 43 I-lome Ec. I, 2, 33 Spur Club 3, 43 G.A.L. I, 43 Annual Slall 2, 3, 4. WILBUR FISKE WILLIAMS Willie Annual Slall 43 Thespians 43 Debale 43 Bealcer Buslers 43 I Speak For Democracy 33 All School Play 43 One Acl Plays 4. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In 'rhe years I946 and I947 our class which is now seeing fhe lasf of High School, was inifiafed in fhe fradifional way, by fhe grand, buf hearfless Seniors. For a bunch of greenies, as we were. we did wonders wifh a successful dance held affer fhe Chinook game. The officers who made our year whaf if was were: Ted Niimi, Presidenfg George Tiefema, Vice Presidenfg and Bob Anderson, Secrefary Treasurer. We chose Neil Brenna, Donald Erickson, Rose Zumofo, Ted Niimi, and Norma Haaland as our sfudenf council repre- senfafives. Under fhe leadership of Presidenf, George Niimi: Vice Presidenf, George Tiefema: and Secrefary Treas- urer. Marlene Pfiefer, fhe second year for fhe class of l95O was also a successful one. Many boys wenf ouf for sporfs and several earned leffers in foofball and frack. Our members of The sfudenf council were, Marlene Pfiefer, Jim Karlen, Bob Brown, James Wesfom, and Ralph Hufcheson. We sponsored fwo dances and worked hard fo provide money for fufure class expenses. The Junior year of l949 proved fo be fhe mosf oufsfanding of our four years. We sfarfed fhe year by elecfing our fhree class officers wifh a real polifical campaign, using posfers, pins, slogans, and giving speeches in fronf of fhe sfudenf body. The officers elecfed were, Richard Lucas, Mary Davis. and Ted Kluzek in fheir respecfive offices. The fradifional Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was given by fhe Junior class in November and was deco- rafed wifh life size characfers of Dog Pafch. Through- ouf our Junior year we gave ofher dances and sold concessions. The gala evenf of fhe year was fhe annual Junior Prom which fook place on fhe fwenfy-second day of April. The fheme was ROSE ROOM and was so well managed and decorafed fhaf if was rafed as one of fhe very besf, if nof fhe besf, ever fo be presenfecl in 'rhe hisfory of Havre High School. The Prom concluded our Junior acfivifies wifh fhe excepfion of fhe Junior Picnic in fhe Bear Paw Mounfains fhe lasf day of school. During fhis year our sfudenf council represenfa- fives were Donna Lee Rueffen, Beverly Chase, Don Erickson, Richard Lucas, and Rose Zumofo. Bob Anderson was Vice Presidenf of fhe sfudenf body. The members our class added fo fhe boys' afhlefic club were Ben Newby, Joe Wanago, Larry Sapp, George Niimi. Archie Kaluza, and Don Erickson. The six boys who represenfed us af Boys' Sfafe were Richard Lucas. Don Erickson, Ralph Hufcheson, Bill Chase, George Tiefema, and George Niimi. Rose Zumofo wenf fo Girls' Sfafe as our represenfafive. As Presidenf, Ted Kluzek led us fhrough our final year in High School. We also chose Bill Chase as Vice Presidenf, Ted Niimi as Secrefary, and Susan Travis as Treasurer. Those on fhe sfudenf council were Richard Lucas, Presidenfg Rose Zumofo, Secrefary Treasurer, wifh Mary Ellen Donohue. Ted Kluzek, George Tiefema, and Helen Overcasf as represenfafives. The oufsfanding evenf of 'rhe year was our Senior Soiree. The fheme was FALLING LEAVES feafuring brighf aufumn colors of red, orange, yellow, and brown. The Senior boys held fhe spoflighf in foofball. Those winning leffers were Capfain Bill Leeds. Don Erickson, Joe Wanago, Larry Sapp, Jim Karlen, Murdo MacKay, John Anderson, George Niimi, Sfanley Knudson, Dick Lucas. and Don Pafrick. Those boys earning baskefball Ieffers were Don Erickson, Larry Sapp, Jim Karlen, and Joe Wanago. Those showing up in dramafics were Ralph Hufcheson, Donna Lee Rueffen, Mary Davis, Joan Brusewifz, Joan MacKenzie, Milo Ormsefh and Dorofhy Kosfman. So our years of High School ended wifh fhe graduafion exercises in fhe spring and we will always remember fhe days when OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. . ll ll P' ,lam 0 GD 4 1 ' ,f 5 K' ,X ! X y all li l ,D T sh X A l X ffl!! SENIOR WILL We, fhe Senior Class of Havre'High School, being of sound mind, buf sounder body, do make, publish, and declare Ihis, our Iasf will and Iesfamenl in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE ONE: We hereby give and bequeafh fo all fufure classes our unlimifed energy fo cooperafe and graduafe in Ihe prescribed four years. ARTICLE TWO: We give Io fhe Juniors our abilify +o influence feachers and reign over all underclass- men. ARTICLE THREE: We leave fhe facully a sweef sense of peace affer four years of sfruggle. ARTICLE FOUR: To Ihe school in general we be- queafh fhe following: I, DONNA ADAMS, will my assorfmenf of earrings fo Karen Ekegren. I, EVELYN AKEY, leave my giggles echoing Ihrough 'Ihe halls-for efernify. WE, JACKIE ALTMAN, DONNA STIKA, CAROL PULLIAM, THERESA MALSAM, MARGARET PETERS, AND JOYCE DANIELS, will our wedding dreams fo Bunky Forlin. I, BOB ANDERSON, will my lafe hour sparkle 'ro any one who can find if. I, HARVEY ANDERSON. leave, chugging along in my panel fruck. I, SHIRLEE ANDERSON, will fhe advanlages of a po- silion af 'rhe swifchboard +o some malicious freshman. I, BARBARA ARNOLD, leave lo follow Chuck. I, BETTY BROWN, leave fo confinue my married life. I, BOB BROWN, leave my nice disposilion fo Beffy Lu Kiesling. I, JOAN BRUSEWITZ, leave my endurance fo dash from one meefing fo anofher Io Maurice Lokensgarcl. I, EVELYN BURCHARD, will my quiefness fo 6+h pe- riod sfudy hall. I, BEVERLY CHASE, will my flaming red locks fo Lil- lian Erifz, fo brighlen Miss Paugh's American Hisfory Class. I, BILL CHASE, will my abilily fo slip info advisory lafe every morning fo Sheila Harfy. I, JOHN ANDERSON, leave my quief charm fo Ro- berfa Lucke. I, KENNETH CHRISTOPHERSON, will my mysferious manner +o Gary Granf. I, VIRGINIA CODAY, will my love 'em and leave 'em affifude fo Pafly Sleefer. I, DICK CONNER, leave 'ro become a Capfain in The Nafional Guard. WE, JEWEL DAVEY, AND GRACE SATRON, leave our harmonious fwinship fo fhe Don Tigney fwins. Think if'll help? ' I, MARY DAVIS, leave, slill recifing Swee+ Sixfeen I, GILBERT DEPPMEIR, leave my robusf vocabulary 'ro sfrengfhen Miss Young during some of her special library periods. I, GWEN DICKSON, leave my alluring eyes 'ro com- plele I'he educalion of Margaref Tiefema. I, RHODA DOKKEN, leave my lovely voice 'ro fulure members of fhe Glee Club. WE, MARY ELLEN DONOHUE, AND BETTY DUSEK. bequeafh our posifion fraining fhe Junior High Iwirling corps fo anyone brave enough Io 'rake if. I, LEROY DUNCAN, leave wifh my senior picfure iusf Iaken. I, DON ECHELARD, refurn fo Greaf Falls, sfill loyal fo Havre High School. I, BILL EGGLESTON, leave wifh my bookkeeping sfill unchecked. I can'f seem Io reach 'rhaf finished perfec- fion Miss Schell demands. I, MARION ELLIS, bequeafh my abilify fo cook and sew Io fufure Home Economics classes. I, DON ERICKSON, leave fhe Blue Ponies, fo become an accounfanf. I, MAURICE EVERAERT, leave my seaf in sfudy hall fo Sonny Daum. I, JOYCE FARLEY, iusf leff in Al's car. I, JAMES FROST-IBUD, THAT ISI, leave, and why nof? I, EVELYN GOLIGOSKI, bequeafh my collecfion of clofhes fo JoAnne Gallus. I, HELEN GOULD, deparl' in +haI ' Buick. I, NANCY- buf Mr. Swenson -GRANT, leave my quief ways which I gained as a Frosh lo Mouse MacKay. I, JAMES GREYTAK, leave, buf my sisfer will carry on. I, ROBERT GUY, leave my American Hislory Ieacher sfill wondering when I am coming fo class. I, NORMA HAALAND, leave fo become a denfisf's assisfanf. I, DONNA I-IAFDAI-IL, leave my sfenographical abilify fo Elaine Gersfenberger. I, JUANITA HANSON, bequeafh my posifion af Buf- frey's Io nexf year's vocafional class. WE, JANET HANSON, AND MARILYN HUBBARD, are leaving wifhoul' our gang. I, BILL HEDGES, leave my neaf appearance fo Mark Newby. I, VELMA HINEBAUGH, leave my good-nafuredness fo Donna Jenkins. I, KENT HUDSON, bequeafh my musical abilify and knowledge fo Jimmy Hinds. I, RALPH HUTCHESON, leave my clubs in organized confusion. I, IRENE JENKINS, leave fo all Ihe feachers +he ab- sence slips Ihaf I have nol been able fo find. There are plenfy. I, ARCHIE KALUZA, leave my brofher Phil. DQn'+ you fhink I'haf's enough? ' I, TONY KALUZA, ieave my bookkeeping problems for nexl year's class lo solve. I, LAURA KAMPF, bequealh my seal in Psychology lo Bob Hall so he can learn how To Win Friends and Influence PeopIe. I, JIM KARLEN, leave my blushes lo Shirley Under- wood. I, ALAN KERN. leave slill asking Dad lor lhe car. I, JOHN KINDSCHY, hale lo leave wilhoul Carol. I, EDNA KINHOLT, leave my abilily lo chew gum lo Rosalie Sylle. I, TED KLUZEK, leave lo join James Hill in running lhe Greal Norlhern. I, STANLEY KNUDSON, will my oul of lown lrips lo anyone who lhinks lhey can gel back. I, DOROTHY KOSTMAN, leave my bluffing abilily lo cerlain sophomores. I, BEVERLY LACOX, leave my iob al lhe Lamode lo Nancy Grover, wilh lhe personalily lo please. I, BEVERLY LATHROP. leave lo be lhe ever-helpful nurse. I, BILL LEEDS, leave my manly shoulders lo Jim Easlom. I, DICK LUCAS, bequealh my flirlalious'ways lo my brolher who is already doing all righl. I, BILL LUMPKIN, leave for a well earned resl wilh only my Greal Norlhern iob lo manage. I, MURDO MacKAY. leave my bashful and blushing ways lo Buddy Lang. I, JOAN MacKENZIE, leave my knowledge of lhe Eng- lish novels lo Mr. Norman. I, ALAN MATOON, leave lo ioin Pally. I, YOLANDA MAZZUCA, leave slowly bul surely. I, BEN NEWBY, leave my singing abilily even il I can'l keep good lime. I, GEORGE NIIMI, leave my willy remarks lo nexl year's slampede slaff. I, TED NIIMI, leave Havre High wilhoul a commercial arlisl. I, DONALD O'NEAL, bequealh my gill of Gab lo Vivian Knulsvig. I, HELEN ORLANDO. leave my Spanish noles in lhe hands of Joanne Brader. I, MILO ORMSETH, leave lo join my brolher's debale leam. . I, HELEN OVERCAST, bequealh my slender waisl lo anyone who has lhe clolhes lo fil il. L, DONALD PATRICK, leave lo become a rich, wheal ing. I, MARLENE PFEIFER, leave for Mexico, wilh no lor- warding address for Pallersons. I, ROGER PHILIPPI, leave afler gradualing from Trade School. I, DORENE RATZLOFF, leave wilh high arlislic ambi- lions. I, DONNA LEE RUETTEN, leave lhe Thespians presi- dency lo anyone who lhinks lhey can handle lhe Busi- ness. I, HARVEY SAARI, am leaving and am nol sorry lor lhal. I, LARRY SAPP, leave wilh lhe girls blocking lhe way. I, THERESA SCHWAN. leave my work in lhe library wilh lhe Newsweeks slill mixed wilh lhe Times. I, DON SMOTHERMAN. leave lo calch a ride wilh Kern. I, JUDY STUART, bequealh my piano playing abilily lo Marilyn Olson. I, JIM TAYLOR, leave, happily grasping my diploma. I, GEORGE TIETEMA, leave my mollo Safely Firsl lo lhe Freshman Class. I, SUSAN TRAVIS, leave nol knowing which name lo answer by. I, JOE WANAGO. leave nolhing because I can nol aflord il. I, EDDIE WARWICK, leave wilh my banjo on my knee. I, JAMES WESTOM, bequealh Donna Mae lo anyone who can conlrol her. I, MARY WEYH, bequealh my cheer leading abilily lo Jimmy Filler. I, WILBUR WILLIAMS, leave lo make money-wilh my rich uncle. lhe one we have all heard aboul. I, LORRY WINKENWEDER. leave wilh lhe gang. I, FRED YALE, am leaving wilh a I3 inch advanlage. I, BUDDY YATES, bequealh my leasing ways lo Dick Winchell. I I, ROSE ZUMOTO, leave sadly because I really en- ioyecl high school. ,NIf!f' ,K X X S . ll 7 'I - 'SN 1 N h,,.-'X XA llllilll' I fm M15-1' A ,f ly il XS T X CLASS NIGHT SCRIPT SENIOR PROPHECY STAGED MAY 24, 1950 Mr. Swenson Mrs. Ekegren Mr. Klies Mr. Roubinek The characfers. as fhe prophecy was presenled on class nighf. were the Senior advisors porfrayed by members of fhe Senior Class. The fime indicafed was May 24. l96O. MR. ROUBINEK: Say Swen. why did you happen fo call fhis meefing of fhe advisors for fhe Class of 50 ? MR. SWENSON: Well, Roubi, old boy. l've iusf received a communicafion from fhe Sfafe Ed- ucafion Deparfmenf asking for our opinions of fhe careers of our Class of 5O . They fhink we will be able lo draw some conclusions fhaf may help Havre High improve ifs Guidance Program. MRS. EKEGREN: l fhink fhis Guidance Program should have been slarfed fen years ago. MR. KLIES: Well lead off, lef's read fhe reporf. THE REPORT DONNA ADAMS is working as an execufive secrelary fo John D. Rockefeller-Undoubfedly she isn'f sfill sleeping on Monday mornings. EVELYN AKEY is making spud nufs af The WorId's Fair.-She made Ripley's Believe if or Nof for having fried her 25fh millionfh dozen las? week. JACKIE ALTMAN is married. -She is up in Gildford raising five Iiffle Hansons. BOB ANDERSON has a posifion wifh fhe Vocafional Guidance Bureau lecfuring fo sfudenfs on fhe advanfages of becoming parfs men.-Can he become famous fha? way? HARVEY ANDERSON is a successful farmer here af home in Hill County.- Life Magazine feafured him lasf week as being fha nafion's mos? successful farmer. He beaf fhe Belgians and raised 70 bushels fo fhe acre. JOHN ANDERSON is unaccounled for. he musf have faken an alias. SHIRLEE MAE ANDERSON is edifing fhe gossip secfion of fhe Havre Daily News-She used lo work for fhe felephone exchange. BARBARA ARNOLD is wifh her husband in Alaska.-Whaf are fhey doing now? BETTY BROWN and her husband have faken over fhe Ideal Bakery . BOB BROWN is on lhe Board of Direcfors for H. E.'Clack Com- pany.-We heard 'rhaf he replaced his Daci buf l'm sure fha? is iusf falk. JOAN BRUSEWITZ is legal secrefary fo fhe Shah of Iran-He has enough money, he needs a secrefary. EVELYN BURCHARD won fhe Pillsbury's Besf Cook Conlesf. She 'reaches Home Economics in Havre. BEVERLY CHASE is selling fickefs af fhe Orpheum.-She wears a diamond Thai' dazzled us Safurday nighf. BILL CHASE invenfed 'fhe porfable eleclric chair fhaf blew Deerlodge off lhe map. KENNETH CHRISTOPHERSON is a new cowboy slar in Holly- wood. VIRGINIA CODY is presidenf of fhe W.C.T.U. RICHARD CONNER is The recruiling officer for fhe French Foreign Legion.-Since he can nof gef recruifs he says fhe re- wards are all in fhe spirifs. JEWEL DAVEY AND GRACE are fha Toni Twins.--They keep 'fha public guessing. MARY DAVIS has faken over Mrs. Graves Business disfribufing magazines. GILBERT DEPPMEIER is now counfy coroner.-He'll gef fhe class of 5O yef. GWEN DICKSON, Presidenf of The Monfana Women's Clubs, is married fo BILL LEEDS.--Bill is busy raising his own foofball feam when he can leave his denfal fillings. RHODA DOKKEN has faken a posifion af fhe Mefropolifan.-- She replaced Rise Sfephens in her role of Delilah. MARY ELLEN DONOHUE is a sfunf girl in fhe movies.-She ran her fisf fhrough fhe window for JUDY STUART.-Judy is fhe new Paramounl' sensafion.-YOLAN DA MAZZUCA has iusf accepfed a posifion as Judy's business manager. JOYCE DANIELS is perfecfing melhods of home canning.-- Was if her house fhaf blew up fhe ofher day? LEROY DUNCAN has iusf opened fhe Elevenfh Hour Fofo Shop .-lf's specialfy rush iobs for Seniors. BETTY DUSEK is a haf designer.-She is in parfnership wifh Haffie Carnegie. DON ECHELARD is a recording arfisf.-Say, did you hear his hof recording of fhe Johnson Rag . BILL EGGLESTON is owner of fhe Hi Ball Lounge.-He is duck- ing fhe Revenue men because he used his own bookkeeping syslem. MARIAN ELLIS fool: a rockef fo 'rhe moon.-She'll be back soon. DONALD ERICKSON died af a fender age as a resulf of a fafal floor burn. MAURICE EVERAERT is fraveling on a carnival circuif. He is billed as fhe human sfilfs. JOYCE FARLEY runs a drive if yourself aufo agency. Olds- mobiles no doubf? A JAMES FROST is now in lhe refrigerafion business. His moffo is Fros+ il righ+ and keep if longer. EVELYN GOLIGOSKI is head of a permanem' lobby 'Io profecf fhe repufafions of fhe famous class of 5O . ' HELEN GOULD is fhe efficiency experl' for The Havre Transfer. NANCY GRANT is running a publici+y bureau. Her byline is Brofher you do if. we'll make somefhing oul of if. JAMES GREYTAK is fhe wheal' king of fhe norfhwesf. ROBERT GUY is femporarily refired af Palm Springs affer an arduous infernafional frack career. NORMA HAALAND is a model for railroad fravel folders.-ls Don fhe phofographer? ' DONNA HAFDAHL is a greaf fragedienne, her first sfarring role was Camille.--She's running compefilion fo Sarah Bern- hard+'s 'fradirion no doubf. . ' ELM wfzchzo 'VF JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Jo Anne GaIIus VICE PRESIDENT Donald Phuluppn SECRETARY TREASURER Rosalue Forhn SPONSORS Minnie Pauqh Chairman PIWIIIS ScI1eII Reuben Huss Roberf Norman W' ' xo mf. Elaine Almos ,ff Barbara Burns If r Q- Q'L3f 5 -N, X . 5 , lj Donald Conley X 1 Q s ' e Sv. s X S F James Ewing Aw Waller Gowan -e 1 Charles Herriq is n i ii i my X - , if-1 :rt ' - K ' LeRoy Keller 1' . Q s sp J ., L V,le . ,. g b e:b Q Q i, C T . --r i fi' -'r' J 1 J llilll his eler ePl Mays 1 X Al ll'n B , i ?fi' ,: , 4 K K f I Pafsy Sara Roberi Helen Thomas Bruce Annice Anderson Balmer Biflerman B air Boone Broadus Bullinger , ,gili e K K x7.k L LZA K hh A h,,..-.. L aa a Q r r H i rrrr ' f t' ,J is J C' A ,, : Q Donna Michael Willard Lesier Leo Franklyn Jean Caldwell Cassel Chase Chrisliansen Clark Clilceman Coday L J L R J Ki -, :ii 5 fr- ,Q 'is 'f,.r: i in I has A -M A 0 . L. A Mg 1 ak ' all 2 Ronald Arlhur LaDonna Charles John Roger William Daniel Daurn De Long Dommer Engleson English Erhard L , . f K k.V,V L at J . . I . g B l B Q L rr do as s s la an ,Q V Lorna Beverly James Eleanor Rosalie Jo Anne Jerry Faber Fawver Filler Flechsiq Forfin Gallus Gerslenberger Q. .,..,,,E, Q -Q 'lf -v... ,. I fi? r -Q ' ii i ' V i - -- f A L ,, H ' frr -, L L of K V ' 1 I j , . V .5 A Joan Ca+herine Nancy Roberi Charles Sheila Helen Granell Greyialc Grover Hall Heller Harry Hayes r s i fit as or L if , a .:,,', g 4, lg w f, s . V SIV ,aa - C 1 If ., .sk ,'. Y K V flkr. . ., ' . 3--1 is sid V '- :Al 2152 Xi QR xii Ben Leland Gay Barbara Joan Phil Ted Hieberi' Hill Huesiis Hughes Jenkins Kaluza Kaio L L L... or r f R- . , 1 C ' V Z5 , ,g I fx ' . . , ,:,' A i F' t ..f: ,. i if sj k 5: 1 53 ,:, M - 1 gbr K , my - pang, . ggi Qblt r--, W . K Q Louise Jean Bell Lou Dale Dorolhy Zelia Roberl 4 I I ya . Kibbee Kiclcbush Kiesling Kinder Kreamer Landry Lindslrom . EQ V- i V. a. , L -qi h F J gi r li X K .ie e F'tilrzf , r-,hw li Q N ni' Maurice Arna Donna Nelda allen David Virginia Palricia Lokensqard Lund McLain Mangels Mangels Manuel Maroon Mayer Q J y -i .. J Q 4 5 ii L y Q, ' I , K W l k, X kt' Lk .i F 5 , wh I K L. M. L ' f:k : I Q -I '-B z Q ., '-L A l '- 2 1 ' i J .4 Q. -.-:- 34 - 31. 4' Palrick Alice Belly Dan Caroline Mark Valencia Roberl Mayer Medclmill Moore Mueller Murphy Newby Novak Glson I A we , ig ' i V an Q Q c J 1 ,if wif.. 'ff' :,a a' D iiiii i I. N as V J l . ,I . , Darrell Loren Barbara James Roberl Julianne Goldie Donald Gvercasl Mac lver Pelilke Pepin Pepin Perszyk Pelers Plwilippi y, be my 1 ij, i 5.3 K , J as ilr me g .V N -Q J X ,iw ii i rv iii I A K in I ii . i',i-' H r a 1 21 ' . f M x A' 2 ,ask V . ,V ,.': - Z ' L u K 3 V J 'WTI fi' 1 Y l 'I N -...V V Donna Roberl Helen Virginia Dale Palricia Laurence Keilli Ru Sandwick Seidel Slialler Singer Slee-'fer Spra ue Swenson pp Q ,, 5. ei. sim - J f K A Rosalie Genevieve James Wesley Palricia Carl Kallwerine Mary Ann S lle Taul es Turner Ulmer Valadon Ver loeqen Wilkins Wynne Y Q P QQ xv 1 I gp y .4 1 all-. . K lr -, Ak Elaine Rullw Gene McKinsey Walson Gerlslenberqer If pgs Z' 5 XX .'g- , ,, X Q Q -Simi vw is E -X is 5, 'S , ' ii.: V, . -wi-'Sa t X , QQ? ' wr x i x 2, X., q ,J f X fc N WS' 5 .Q I kms Wy, Q X ,Mm s Qfwbg , A X Xi L N 'K ,, if R 3? 2 fr. ii fl Q lc Q' 5 5, -xr- 4, kf.yv 5 SQ :W QQ Q 6 , Q Q 4 x 4 5 Q W , s Tx d ELM mg mx - .,:, A mi M A i Q NLM W.: Newv '-Sf'-W, Grace Frankue Aggie SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT . , , , Agnes Mikkelson VICE PRESIDENT . .,., Frances Davey SECRETARY TREASURER . , . . Grace Zumofo SPONSORS C. I. Carlson Chairman Howard Moon Joe Zile Thelma Young 'uffsr - . w af, arsflrrs X 5 -was-.fc - wk! -K kkkk i N fs-..1-ggi .SP ' :-1 .S - ' '- ...., '- .SES-s h -- -W.. ' :iii ., .Nw L . X N ff ., s is M B is ,. L .I 21 ' , 314515 E' 1' ., Q A .,x ' - ai , K Swish' i N 1 Belly Jane Roloerl Ronald Leslie Joanne Alfman Bachini Bealfy Blair Brader X I4 i 1' is F iq 3 S Donna Joyce Gary Brown Buclcley Bugden iv if 'S ff f ,Q 3 R . . .xii 1 L -:,- if Vernon Richard Alice John Burchard Caldwell Campbell Campbell Carol Bullinger Ramon Croclcer Frances Pafricia Margref Marlene Davey Davis Delvlars Delvlars Orland Eliason Karen Elcegren Judy Elliol Augie Josephine Everaerl Falfrino K an '- . , s1:.,14.f I ., Rila Norman James Charpenfier Chrislo herson Cowan W e A .... s Q. rg X Q X sr S i 2 A-1 Q We 9 S' N V . .I 'S .. Q 1. ., . :a 'I :'-FS .X :22:.:'?3f': 'iffi E ., -s i s Bryan Howard Richard Dow Earl Easfom - .1 ,:,,., P 4 , i.,kV . . ui-is 9 zmi isfigfff rif :.-sp:- - 5' essafw .xi la.. :!,5'fg.-lk. '::Q,'i in .. ' . saaa 1 x - 1 , James Palricia James Farley Flannery Friesen -Q K ' ' , . . I-lil' Y i ff? ii I 255212 'X , I - 4 ., -. 5 -T WL. as Y 4 . i , Q Y , ,M '- .Sv V J , ' . - .V ' A - -2 5, 1- :.-1 ': haw ,. f - - z . wg it s-'ix N 'Q Q ,, 5 . f':f - 'V '. - ' ' ' alfa . 'fi i A ii -. 's Q Us . A ads as I MW L K ' if 2 A F :mit Lillian Clay+on Roberl Nancy Frilz Gerlsfenberger Gillian Goldberg Floyd Gould .s...sf? F L, f r ' Q? 1 , ...aff . ,..,V ,. ,,vi we Duane Havslciold James Toshi Le Roy Donna Hall Hamaolca Hanson Harding , is , . 5 :fi fb K ' . : , 553: 'if-4 if iz. ' ' R -, :.-1.18 ii V U . 4 7 Q Marilyn Thomas Palsy Naurine Bryce Hollingsworlh Hoyer Hughes Hyall Johnson Gary Thomas Lois Granr Gunderson was , if fx .V . . ,h S Vivian William Clifford Hawley l-leiberl Higgins Guy .i:gs w, rf J - s P Q Q f - .ik 5. i, M x in 'if 1 , 4-v, Fjhk w :N :Ly 9 X : V ,, 9 V are yi ,, .46 l Milfon Muriel Carolyn Lloyd Graham Paffy Lu Harry Gran? Johnson Johnson Kamp? Kardell Keeler Kezar Kibbee Lang .i i -1y, B X ff as yi ' 2-...Q if S- is ,.. L ff ln 775' A - 2 Joan Yvonne Shirley Kennefh Roderic Thomas Shirley Lora Lawlor Lee Lenharl Lolfen Lucas Lumpkin MacCann MacKenzie is si 1 B i L if 3 J My Q 5 ... 'Zyl ,T-, fi A , ai T Mi T F'f' - if' ' J ' I L il 'f y, In ., K . L Vgfu, suv ' ' - ' A 'L J ral aff ? lr. Byron Frank Mary Lou Charles Agnes Irving Julia Frank McMillan Malsam Maloon Maxfield Milclcelson Milrany Morelli Mosbruclcer , A ., . gl, E Nr . s D Q ' - f 1. T. .f1:' ' L I L y 5 is u se ' , 4 fu T ' H T' ' ' H it E, is 4, 1 -+L K . sj 'ii an mn rpafmxrlu ii I .W L M' Eleanor Bill Shirley Talc Marilyn Norman Jael: Beverly Mundel Murray Newlon Niimi Olson Pahrman Palmer Rupp sise W X . . Bill Harold Jack lrma Joan Jamie Roberf Clara Dorofhy Sanguine Saylor Shaffer Simpson Sfewarf Sricka Taulges Taufges 'X'i5 if ' f Eileen Rosella Jean Dorolhy Niclclos Delores Dorolhy Qld: Taylor Vanderberq Wagner Walker Warifz Walson WilliamS WIHChGll Thomas ace Williams Wrighf Zumolo sq, 9 f AT The Tourney Grace ZumoTo S Umm 6 SWAN s i C so Gary GranT The class oT l952 was inTroduced inTo Havre High School wiTh a rousing iniTiaTion and dance. The oTTicers chosen Tor our TirsT year were Dick Caldwell, PresidenTg Yvonne Lee, Vice President and Marilyn Olson, SecreTary-Treasurer, We successfully sponsored Two parTies wiTh The help oT our advisor, Mr. Huss. Agnes Milclcelson was elecTed PresidenT during our Sophomore year, and Frances Davey was Vice President Grace ZumoTo was elecTed boTh as SecreTary-Treasurer and STudenT Council RepresenTaTive. The enTire class was saddened when The news oT her deaTh reached Them during The ChrisTmas Holidays. OTher STudenT Council Rep- resenTaTives were Tommy Gunderson, Agnes Milclcelson, and Orland Eliason. Our class sponsor was Mr. Carlson. six: 4 f 'XX E ,VM lv X hlli.il,fffjy W g , I ,yy J, G 4 X- c f 347, T i .c X i l 1 I' l I Rf X ff ll' N X 'I Till i ii, T, , .qkw il A i M WLM yi Donna Hardy l ill' 'fl Carolyn KampT il' ii! 'L' , i i. li ix i :,l 1 1 iy lziii ,rug Carolyn Kampf , l CAM FRESHMEN PRFSIDENT Jmln Brown: VICE PRESIDENT Jo Arm l. QFCRFTARY TREASURPR vflym NIV? SPONSORS -NXXX i iam Cum Chairrmarm inc! TH . Uiznooih Rec ll 47m F I f cn 1 WU ficr rw f f BMW Lam Hwffmm 2 Primm K Huim Lf? Marilyn Frances Yvelle Roberl Lee Wade Joan Howard Alex Anderson Anderson Bailey Barnes Biclcford Blalelc Blue ,:L Egfr ' - si Q Earl Elaine Jack Marlene Thomas Luella Sfanley Virgil Bodner Boeilger Brewer Brobsf Callaghan Campbell Campbell Campbell i,,i,isi 5 L7L gg iVx.A i. ,ii ,,i, .. ,.,,. , , ...:,.z. 1 ', --r- gl If bsii 19 ' ii'. gl .,':' E ese , Akr. ! if Q Q ii ii xgxi Ji by David Ralph Belly Ann Peier Dolores Florence Jack Pairiclc Chrisliansor Chrisioiferson Cleary Connole Cornelia Creamer Dahlin Dahlin A' I A y yy y . .. .. K SE 'P' ' .... sse l's ss B .ii.. Q .:f:-.,., ',' , ,- sf g ' svel M A Dennis Gene David Donald Eranlc Paul James William DeLong Dion Don Tigny Don Tigny Drifshulas Enochson Erhard Earley e s e,a , X fri V M - . ,.,, A yyy I Anihony William Jo Ann Gene William Ronald Elaine Gaylord Filliceifi Filler Goligoslci Gowan Gowan Guardipee Hall Halverson ' B - e ssla . A A as . i is a 33 ii I as William Roberi Marjorie Jerry Max James Shirley Belly Jean Hamlin Hanson Harmon Hayes Hayes Hinds Hunler Irving -E9 .x,-, .:,. K ink Donna Mae Kafhryn Violei Vivien Jenkins Keeler Knudson Knudsvig I ' Q Sk Q V 33 is ,M if 6 av , l 3 Y! H XP mf? X 3 iQF?wNQ f il 5 . 3 f . sM.s,,,, , A gn. , L Q , ..,.- ..': ' g Jo Ann Maurice Clarence Charles Carole Roberla Donald James Larson Landry Lalhrop Leonard Lindelow Luclce MacKay McCauley E Y QQ ,,.. r V .. ffl. . My in A, A S , A - J F3 if? ini R f.si 7.i i' aide sri ig Qi ' - in fa -1. ii :S lbw my i Marilyn Richard Charles Ann Belly Jo Anella Rulh Bessc McKinley Malcovslcy Manuel Mariana Mayer Miqqe Mohn Morran Q nl X yi Q. . Joanne Rulh Evelyn Pauline Wayne Sadora Doris Shirley Murphy Nelson Nivens Normandy Olson Overcasl Pelers Pleiler L , . F A , . i 1 ' ' - ,. . f ' - 4' 1 ' -V is li P: 4, V L L ' L i L, L ll . ' M ,L 7 ' . Q- 1 Q . ,1 L I me i . X1 ,- Evelyn Tivola Donald Esfher Barbara Donna Leo James Philippi Pomeroy Ralzloll Ross Ryan Smilh Sohm Spencer v. 1 I A j ,- .Q A ref' , f A l i Mary Lou Fred Sandra Wayne Wayne Kinnison Marqarel Kennelh Slreel Slremcha Slurm Taylor Thomas Thomas Tielema Ulmer . -Q A Qfsffcf H - ' - '- f , fem K ,, , H r r' y M, L L if Q e. 5 L ,. 4. xg 1 3 I , fs . , L Shirley Richard Iris Charles Le Roy Frances Arlhur Marion Underwood Vellr Vellq Vick Weslermeyer Weyh Whilalcer Williams ,i E! ,. Li A Jrysk ii - , . 04,3 A ' Q K, KM I is R -K aa5g.2.Q i' in +A W Irma Jean Marvel Mary Susan Wilson Wilson WflQlWl . Q-17 T f a , - v f ' fa 'wir ' 1' I K f Q l ,. x The Freshman Class was ushered inTo The high school wiTh The TradiTional iniTiaTion. We sTarTed our day early by calling Tor our respecTive seniors, who puT Their brillianT minds To work and dressed us Tor a day OT Tun. ATTernoon classes were shorTened To give us a chance To show our sporTsrnanship To The school. l.aTer we were hazed as we Tried To painT The Havre In The evening we were guesTs OT honor aT a mixed dance. The class oT '53 elecTed as iTs class officers: Jack Brewer, President Jo Ann Larson, Vice-PresidenTg and SecreTary-Treasurer, Evelyn Nivens. The represenTaTives Tor The STudenT Council were Evelyn Philippi, Paul Enochson, Jirn Hinds, and Joan Blazelc. AlTernaTes were Fred STrerncha, Donna Jenkins, Marlan Olson, and Marlene BrobsT. Our cheerleader was EsTer Ross. The freshman class ThrouqhouT The year, under The guidance oT Mr. Gunderson, Miss Hulm, Miss HoTTman, and Miss Rees, sponsored dances Tor TuTure class expenses. T 1.3 ' F Ti' 5. if -- f' .,, -,. 'x ,V - - -1 11- f ,L -,Lf C' A is - - 4, g -Q-.. fl.1 , 5 f'5'A 52N ? ig?-Lf' ig ,.':..,. ' I :X fn? 9 X 5 'Zi i L92 ' 'ii f C X 'I , V Z f 1 ... I A . I i ,X - 5' 'L I! Q A f , .' W N ff' fg f I G! J A , L 'Q -. ,nfl 'I I 'V 'if' 5 I -:',.Tl iff Q: Q 1 fQ M9 M. xx- ? ' ' WL'!!!, , N 'il' -fic'-if n'r 'Nh , Hih X 13 X .5-fix: X X f f 7,4 .1 f I X - f M , H X , X I X' - , ff X if I xl 4--- f ff A f' i f F 4--- fl ' W-fa , , ff 1 ,f J , v g f , V 4 ' !X, L J I , W whzbzwi bmff ll af' lily 0 'Zz THE ,II53 I 'a'- Qll' E Q 'Qi alll, OFFICERS Key Club is an infernafional organizalion under rhe auspices of fhe Kiwanis Club. If was begun in Havre High fhis year for fhe purpose of promoring +he general welfare of The school. Membership consisfs of rhose Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who have a high scholasfic sranding. New members are vo'red in by The old members. Officers chosen ro lead The underfalcings of rhe club were: Jim Karlan as Presi- dent Don Palrick as Vice President George Niimi as Secrefaryg and Jerry Gerslen- berger as Treasurer. The club is under 'rhe sponsorship of Mr. Pelers. x Q k Q 5 m U i Xtwgnfl 1 'foo l if THE CLUB Back row leTT To righT: George TieTema, Paul Enochson, Ted Kaluzelc, Mark Newby, Tom Gunderson, Harold Saylor. CenTer row: Agnes Milckelson, Genevieve TauTges, Evelyn Phillipe, Jimmy Heinze, ArThur Daum, Helen Overcasf. l4ronT row: Shelia Ellady, Mary Ellen Donahue, Rose ZumoTo, Richard Lucas, Jerry GerTsenberger, Joan .aze . e Vekers rryf Rose VW' 'Gnd . RICA Gro! STUDENT COUNCIL The STudenT Council which is The governing body oT Havre High School is headed by oTTicers which are elecTed in an all-school campaign. The whole school parTicipaTed in This mock poliTical elecTion and elecTed Richard Lucas as PresidenT, Jerry GersTen- berger as Vice-PresidenT, and Rose ZumoTo as SecreTary-Treasurer. The voTing mem- bers oT This club are elecTed Trom each advisory aT The beginning oT The year. The chieT duTies oT The Council are To make up The social calendar, promoTe school spiriT and presenT The sTudenTs' voice in The governmenT oT The school. lT also backs The acTiviTies such as pep rallies or The snake dances. Jo Anne Gallus, Elaine GersTenberger, BeTTy Lou Kiesling, Donna T-TaTdahl, Joan Jenlcins, Nancy Grant Milo OrmseTh, Rose ZumoTo, Beverly l.aThrop, Rosalie ForTin, Bob Brown, Bob Anderson, Tom Boone, Jim Karlen, Ted Niimi, Susan Travis, Alice Medchill, ArT Daum, Norma l-laaland, Mary Davis, Mary Weyh, PaT SleeTer, Donna Rupp, George Niimi, Don PaTriclq, Leland Hill, Ted KaTo, Maurice Lolcensgard, Bill Chase, Mark Newby, Jerry GersTenberger, Don Philippi. ei? Ax- ! K J X LL SPUR CLUB WiTh Bill Chase, Susan Travis, and Beverly l.aThrop as presiding oTTicers, The Spur Club had a very successTul year. Miss STrobel served as sponsor. ThroughouT The year The usual duTies were perTormed, such as: ushering, inTro- ducing The Frosh To The school, decoraTing The ChrisTmas Tree and sponsoring The +radiTional semi-Tormal ChrisTn'ias Dance. The proceeds oT The ChrisTmas Dance were given To The SalvaTion Army. On class day, according To TradiTion, The senior members oT The organizaTion capped sixTeen sophomore boys and girls wiTh an impressive ceremony. They had already been chosen by The club on a basis oT scholasTic sTanding, leadership, depend- abiliTy, loyalTy, and cooperaTion. The Spur caps are The emblem oT The club, and are highly prized by iTs members. NATIONAL HUNDR Sncrsrv 0 Q I These sTudenTs have aTTended Havre High School Tor aT leasT Three semesTers and are in The upper group of Their classes scholasTically. They were judged on Three qualiTicaTions by Their Teachers: CharacTer, Leadership, and Service. Under These divisions They were iudged on Their responsibiliTy, personaliTy, co-operaTiveness, and willingness To render services. These sTudenTs had To qualify scholasTically before They were even considered Tor This honor. IT is indeed a greaT honor To be a member of This socieTy and someThing To work Tor during your High School days. The seniors who became members in I949 are Rose ZumoTo, Milo OrmseTh, Don Erickson, George Niimi. Ralph HuTcheson. Those who were elecTed To This honor in l95O are: seniors, Donna Hahfdalh, Mary Davis, Jim Karlen, Donna Lee RueTTen, Joan MacKinseyg iuniors: BeTTy Lou Keisling, Gene WaTson, Franklyn Clilceman, Rosalie SylTe. 6. A. L. - TQ OFFICERS AND SPONSOR The Girls AThleTic League, under The sponsorship oT lvliss BeTTy l-loTTman was headed This year by PresidenT, Lynn Goligoslci: Vice-PresidenT, Jean Codayg SecreTary, Barbara Phellcep and Treasurer, Rose ZumoTo. This club is To promoTe inTeresT in sporTs oT all kinds Tor girls. -The G.A.L. has Two deparTmenTs, regular C5.A.L. and The Girls' l-l Club. The G.A.L.'s l-I Club members are picked according To The highesT poinTs and are The only members who can hold oTTices. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible To become members oT The I-I Club. ProiecTs carried ouT during The year were hoT dog sales and dances. TournamenTs were held in various sporTs in order To increase aThleTic enThusiasm and sporTsmanship among The girls. WV THE OFFICERS THE CLUB The elecfed officers of The H Club for I949-l95O were: Don Erickson, Presi- denl: George Niimi, Vice President Bill Leeds, Secrelary-Treasurer: and Larry Sapp. Sergeanf-al-Arms. Tolal members are Jrweniy-five. The H Club is one ol 'rhe oldesl' and mosr respecled organizalions in Havre High hisfory. For 36 years Those boys who have earned lheir lerfers in foofball, baslcebiball or 'lraclc have qualified for membership in +his club. Every year 'rhe H Club has concessions and dances. The annual H Club banquef is held a+ +he end of lhe year. O A 's Q ,-Q.. OFFICERS The Naiionai Thespian Sociefy Troop No. 869 of Havre High School is sponsored by Mrs, Ekegren. Donna Lee Ruerfen is Presidenfg Mary Davis, Vice Presidenh Joan MacKenzie, Secrefaryg and Joan Brusewifz, Treasurer. To become a member of rhis organizafion. a siudeni mus+ have gained +en poinfs in a parr of dramarics such as ligh+ing, make-up, s+age sefs, efc., and have had a+ leasr one speaking parf in a school producfion. Back: Mr. Swenson, sponsor, C. Vick, W. Williams, M. OrmseTh, R. HuTcheson. FronT: l. MiTrany, R. Lucas, D. KosTman, 6. Dickson, J. MacKenzie, E. Almos. 2 J if f A. The Havre High DebaTe Club which has been a member oT lv1onTana High School DebaTe League Tor eleven years and oT The NaTional Forensic League, had a very enioyable, successTul year. The quesTion oT The year was- Resolved: ThaT The Presi- denT oT The UniTed STaTes should be elecTed direcTly by The people. OTTicers oT The year were elecTed as Tollows: PresidenT, Ralph HuTchesong Vice PresidenT, Milo OrmseTh3 and SecreTary-Treasurer, KaTherine Wilkens. The sponsor was Mr. Swenson. The club sponsored a dance and sold concessions aT a baslceTball game To earn money Tor The many Trips They Took during The year. On OcTober 20 The MonTana STaTe UniversiTy DebaTers under The direcTion oT ProTessor Ralph McGinnis puT on an excellenf debaTe, Tor which The club sold TiclceTs. During The class day ceremonies pins were awarded To each oT The members. Q4 . Oo Q ode . :Q s A S840 29 Smile prelly!! Oll we go lo Harlem! y I lm 'P Q5 0 NEW Ho rn 70 Q69 1 ,Oxy Q? K 4. 9 E 7' , all EW Q QW' sb 'if G Q F. H. A. Since i945 Havre High has had lhe F. H. A. club, which is a nalional organizalion. Ollicers lor lhe year I949-50 are as lollows: Rose Zumolo, Presidenlg Helen Presiclenlg Virginia Shaller, Secrelaryg Dorolhy Kreamer, Treasurer: Gould, Vice Rosalie Sylle, Reporlery Genevieve Taulges, Parliamenlariang Lorna Faber, Hislorian: and Julianne Perszylc, Song Leader, Our sponsor is Miss Harslad. Money lor lhe club comes lrom dances. concessions al games. selling candy and popcorn balls al school, membership dues, and lixing Pony suils. This year lhe club adopled a German class and in November had a scavenger hunl lor lhe needy children in Havre. Members gel poinls lor worlc lhey do and receive a degree when lhey gel len poinls. The club members allended lhe Dislricl Convenlion in Harlem on Oclober I5. Members ol lhe F. H. A. are: Marian Ellis, Lorna Faber, Nancy Goldberg, lrene Gould, Donna Harding, Norine Hyall, Kalhryn Keeler, Violel Knudson, Dorolhy Kreamer, Yvonne Lee, Belly Jo Mayer, Julianne Perszyk, Virginia Shaller, Rosalie Sylle, Genevieve Taulges, Margarel Tielema, and Rose Zumolo. fflwim VVUWZZAJ Mrs. Elcegren and fhe Officers The Pinafa used as The Chrisfmas Parfy The Spanish Club LOS GRINGOS Los Gringos, fhe l-lavre Branch of fhe Sfudenf Pan American League, was organized fhis year under fhe sponsorship of Mrs. Elce- gren. The purpose is fo give Spanish Sfudenfs an opporfunify fo become beffer acquainfed wifh our Soufh American neighbors, gain added poise, and learn Spanish games and dances. To belong fo fhe Spanish Club, which is an infernafional organi- zafion, a sfudenf musf have af leasf one year of Spanish, or one half of a year wifh af leasf a B average. Officers chosen fhis year were Marleen Delvlars, Presidenfq James Wesfom, Vice-Presidenfg Bob Brown, Treasurer, Muriel John- son, Secrefary. T T . , y i 4 'l , j , ll' I fi: T7 ffl T 0 Ml-ifln' -f f fi . X j if ' l ,. 1 ,-up-not 'Qa- THE CLUB pr .'.. ' cqfagi -T .- ' . 3 'QL K W as s . M . 4 1, ,1 v I' i .4 THE CHEERLEADERS THE SPONSOR THE OFFICERS 9' .1 fl The Pep Club, one of The mosl popular organizalions in Havre High, was spon- sored lhis year by Miss Slroebel. For officers 'rhe club selecled Joan Brusewifz, Presi- denlg Kalhy Willcens, Vice-Presidenlq Sheila Harly, Secrelary-Treasurer. This year lhe Pep Club was very aclive in promoling school spiril, rhrough The successful planning of pep assemblies and rallies. They sold Havre hafs, sponsored dances, and had loolball concessions. Firsf row: Gwen Dickson, Beverly Lalhrop, Mary Davis. Second row: Advisor, Mr. l-luss. Ted Niimi, Kenl Hudson, Byron Yaies, Dick Lucas, Jim Weslom, Jim Karlen. Third row: Allan Kern, Don Conley, Gene Walson, George Tielema, George Niimi, Don Echelard, Bill Leeds. THE OFHCERS An Experimenl? glcalilfi WWW liikihfj' Bmw TTA X Beaker Busiers was organized for The purpose of increasing our knowledge in science and lo undersland ils irnporlance in our lives. The Club, under Jrhe direcfion of Mr. l-luss, chose Ted Niimi as President George Tiererna as Vice-President and Beverly Lalhrop as Secrelary. Meerings were held every Third week on Wednesday. Films were shown and demonslraiions and discussions look place. Members are Juniors and Seniors who are 'raking or have Taken Physics or Chernis+ry. THE FOURTH ANNUAL COMMUNITY SING K , , , ,, , NVVW7 QW 1 X L5 X15 .I. 3 9 4. U A 0 . , T I Max Hayes Orland Effgson Howard Blue 'fn ,jig 417. I q Fd fley e - Q i Ly Mag, E ' ,rl ' A V Sfreefq, qi . J' Q1 K. Don M - Echelard ommy Boone l To G 'hm undemfn X 5- C' 6' Inge,- fi, Sh rss 49. Q, ff Q o 0,16 Robe rfa f Q Luclce A46 ' Q fig,- Hdrrzofle A X Jv! V .ofof on f lx U Q l l X K Zfooiofof If 6 , ma ' KO, occ, X W ' N O' Q X C - J' 5 ' 1 gs ,iff I Z: 'W O T. f 2 ,..f- i ,- Z- Beffy Evelyn Margarel' Evelyn Dusek Nivens Tiefema Philippi 5. Q, HAVRE HIGH BAND The Havre High School Band under The capable leadership of Mr. C. l. Carlson has appeared al all baslcerball and Toolball games, fall and spring concerls, Halloween parade, The Communiry Sing and numerous olher occasions. The Pep band playing ar all Pep assemblies and Toolball and baslcelball games broughr our The school spirir wi'rh ils spiri+ed and srirring marches. Various slunls such as The Jug and Bollleu band provided enlerlainmenl during baslcelball game half limes while The sixry-five piece marching loand marched befween Three Toorball games hah' limes making various lormalions. A Tall concerr and a spring concerl in which soloisls were presenled highlighled The year. This concerl band played al The Communily Sing and has appeared al The various spring leslivals. The band elecred as ils officers for I949 and I95O: Don Echelard, Presidenrg James Weslom, Vice President Rosalie Sylle, Secrelary-Treasurer: Ken? Hudson and James Weslom, Sludenr Direclorsg and Jerry Hayes, Librarian. Clarinel Quarlel' Twirlerg I 4' Q aff , f NE' ! eff' 'i 8 i 0 P f i N Q Qs V5 W ms 1 gx?X,g'v. Q 5 ' 4 W I i ww 'ff V 5-Mus L a 45 Ai za. 0 0 ,ig T - 1, , iw , lx 1' 'I s gd' iE'f'TfE?xv 1. 1 -L ff .5 Nspy N ,Q l A 6 , A A' ai , 1 HAVRE HIGH BAND NXXX Assembly pep band. Band in acfionl X f-1' N I , ' I 'f Z 4 X f ll , W md The Glee clubs are allofed a place on The schools daily schedule and are lradilionally responsible for a Chrisimas Canrala and an Easier program. The members of 'rhe club arfend The Music Feslival al Forf Benlon April I5 and per- haps go on io Missoula in May. They have provided enlerfainmenl lor many organizalions during lhe year and have sung lor several of The assembly pro! grams. The officers of The girls' club are Grace Salron, Presidenlg Alice Medchill, Treasurer, and Elaine Gersfenberger, Secrerary. The boys are led by Ben Newby as Presideni, Don Echelard, Sec- relaryg and Bob Brown, Treasurer. The mixed group is headed by Ben Newby, President Evelyn Alcey, Secrelaryg and Gwen Dickson, Treasurer. J I , N ? :fgi 1g:x'3i,,, 1 ' . . D4 C 0 'ill' 4 2 Q , 1 'fbi . . 9' W7 gm . Second row, lefr fo riglnlz Mr. Lea, Direcfor, Evelyn Akey, Pa+'ry Mayer, Laura McKin- sey, Nancy Grant Joan McKinsey, Rhoda Dolclcen, Pally Kezer, Morine l-lyaH, Laura Kamplw, Janel l-lanson, Grace Safron, Gwen Dixon, Elaine Gerslenberger. Eirsl row: Donna Brown, Virginia Maroon, Goldie Perers, Barbara Burns, Lillian Erilz, Pal Elan- nery, Rosela Vancleberg, Belly Moore, Jackie Alfman, Nancy Goldberg, Doris Pelers, Evelyn Burclward, Acc. lvlarlyn Olson. 0 Decal . . L.c.. 'i Befween scenes Girls Trio Girls Sexlel' Back row, lefi +o righi: Don Philippi, Bill Hedges, Dick Connor, Bob Pepin, Dick Eche- lard, Gary Buqden, Jim Wesiom, Bob Sandwich, Mark Newby, Don Pairick, Norman Pahman, Gene Waison. Froni row: Ken? Hudson, Bob Anderson, Jack Schaffer, Bob Bailey, Howard Earl, Mr. Lee, Bobby Brown, Bruce Broadas, Jim Cowan, Junior Pepin, Ben Newby, Pianisfz Nancy Grover. wif Sober? and indusirious are wel . M, 856066 ' Le 0 e i out 5 ir! E w 'w--.m 'MN L M W Q 'S 3. if 9' if Qg 7? M Qian Q Si Q an E 53 M K is fn 'W 5Q3f 4:1 2 J Anderson W. Mangels R. Pepin M. MacKay Halfbaclc Senior Cenfer-Junior Halfbaclc--Junior Taclcle--Senior , A! ' M Lolcensgard B. Leeds--Caplrain Managers: D. Palrick. B. McMillan, L, Hill. Halfback Junior Fullback-Senior S 'R Q c .5 OUR BLUE PONIES Leif +o riglil: Coacln J. Zile-W. Mangels, B. Pepin, M. MacKay, J. Karlen, L. Sapp D. Ericlcson, J. Friesen, G. Granl. C. Maxfield, D. Singer, Ass'+. Coacln, R. Huss Bollorn row: J. Gillan, B. Murray, S. Knuclson, G. Niimi, T. Kalo, M. Lolqensgard, W Ulmer, T. Kaluza, R. Lucas, D. Caldwell, G. Keeler. X G. Granl' C. Nlaxiield D, Singer ' ' ' ' C ' F ' ' Tackle-Junior J Karlen L Sapp D. Erickson J Frqesen uarferback Semor Tackle--Sensor End-Senior End Sophomore QW? 4 Ponies Ass'f. Coach Huss, Colfs M-www sw ' A Coach Gunderson, Shefland S Knudson G. Niumu T Kafo uard Senuor Halfback-Senior Tackle Jun 'venus The I949 Havre Blue Pony TooTball season goT an early sTarT as pracTice was begun AugusT 29. The TirsT conTesT Tor The inexperienced players was a clash wiTh The BuTTe Bulldogs aT BuTTe. The Team showed up well in deTensive play buT were ouTscored I3-O. Havre's TirsT home game of The season saw The Ponies lose To a TighTing LivingsTon squad by The small margin oTione poinT, I3-l2. Anaconda CenTral was nexT To invade The Pony corral and were Trampled I9-6 To record The TirsT Pony win oT The season. The nexT weekend saw The Ponies journey To Bozeman To play The GallaTin CounTy Hawks. BoTh Teams showed up well buT The Hawlcs managed To slip by The Ponies I3- IZ. WeT weaTher and a slippery ball proved To be Too much Tor The Ponies as They were Trampled 25-6 by G-reaT Falls, The sTaTe high school champs. Havre's lasT home game broughT BuTTe CenTral To The local sTadium. As The home Team puT on a Tlashy display oT Triclcery Tor The Tans, They ran up a 25-6 vicTory over The Maroons. As The season drew To a close The Ponies lasT game placed Them againsT The Anaconda Copperheads. Havre was greaTly overpowered and swamped 46-6 by The Copperhead Team who wenT on To Take The WesTern Divisional Class A Championship. flh- ms lf? If 'I .,v. 5 N Nm 'Nw V VII N I I IX M Y K 'Mm . I FI- I ' -,WH M I ,iff-.. I 5' 'f Q - U W -Z7 WW x A ' A 4 pu.. A... y Wm , -w . N ' x KPN ,qw I MN iw I I ,I ,Q fr' A ' K ' ,Ag I ..,s- ' , I ' - 9 - ' s. Q 'IR I I vs I I ,I ,, me , v M . . WM v. X. h h A ,Ay ' ,H h w x , . 3 I , 2-1 A - ,X X , WIEMQX . ..I'A'W wfX X. QA., M . Am ,. I-Nr ,X E v ,I M , . ,M-W. M I Q mg xv , if mf I' I www V 15 W A ...M IM xrtggqa 'EW' I WW. N :JI I - I Wx, Q I gvwgggsw-qmfxkwkk I - ,,IS'NIMg,A9 g -I ,V , . ,I I' I A- My AIM' I ' f- I- I I 'I P kfflk NI KX. I - I If Box SCORE h .. -.-x - ,M - IIA, N, i VS ky BuIIe Publuc aI BuI're I3 O ' I LIvIngsIon af Havre . . I3 I2 Anaconda CenIraI aI Havre , 6 I9 Bozeman aI Bozeman I3 I2 G+. Falls aI GI. Falls . , , 27 6 BuI+e Cenfral af Havre . 6 25 Anaconde Public aI Anaconda , 46 6 - In 1' I Q ,. 'NR . I , ,I 4 'lu fl if iftlli I ff' x iii' ff:-.fi i'f'Q,'l if Wk 'mf R 0. M1 , 9 7 M f 8 l 'ffffwff-4 X '7 f ' .1 f f . MTM MN ff' My , dw? A T f-1' fi ,Z 5,1 HLEEN J' ii. ii i ff- k f 7 T 'L ' 'f ff T 4 ' 4 ,fi . ff l' ' GE A,,,' f 2' fr V 7 ,if T , 'ST by 52 fZ JU! OLE GOAT HISTORY OcTober 22, l93Ol-Ole FlaTen, Havre Businessman. presenTed The Ole GoaT as a reward To The winner oT The sizzling conTesT beTween The Havre Blue Ponies and The GreaT Falls Bisons. This Trophy depicTs a Roclcy MounTain goaT carved in wood by John L. Clarke, The deaf and dumb BlaclcTooT Indian arTisT. Since iTs presenTaTion The award has changed hands seven Times. The Ole GoaT leTT Havre in l93l and was noT recovered unTil I937 when The Ponies won a rousing ivicTory wiTh a TwenTy poinT margin. We lcepT iT unTil I939. The Pony Express , which won The STaTe Championship, broughT iT back in I94O aTTer only one year. Since Then we have recapTurecl our goaT in l946, I948, and l95O. Winning This Trophy has been The high poinT oT This year's aThleTic program and we hope To lceep iT wiTh us Tor a long Time. Ole FlaTen's purpose in presenTing This award was To promoTe and mainTain a spiriT oT sporTsmanlilce rivalry beTween The Two schools. His rules are as Tollows: I. The Trophy shall remain as The properTy oT The Havre High -School so long as iTs baslceTball Team shall win one oT The Two regular games scheduled wiTh The GreaT Falls High School. 2. IT The basl4eTball Team represenTir1g The GreaT Falls High School shall win boTh oT The regularly scheduled games, Then ownership of The Trophy shall pass To The GreaT Falls High School, where iT shall remain unTil The Havre High School shall regain iT by similarly successTul compeTiTion. 3. The Trophy shall remain in The possession oT eiTher school only so long as iTs Team shall win one of The Two regularly scheduled annual games, and musT never be claimed as a permanenT Trophy by eiTher Team. W! 3... , yn D. Caldwell-Guard-Soph. J. Wanago--Forward-Sr. D. Mueller-Forward-Jr. Joe Zile-Coach W. Mangels-Forward-J . D. Pa+rick-Mgr. D, Pepin-Guard-Jr. J. Friesen-Forward--Soph. YAY D. Erickson-Cenfer-Sr L. Sapp-Forward-Sr. Reuben Huss-Ass'+. Coach J. Karlen-Guard-Sr. '55 117. gg ig, X L N 5 Q- Adoiph Klies-Equip. Mgr. J. Anderson-Cenfer-S QE . .. H lf' G. Granf-Cen+er-Soph. W. Ulmer-Guard-Jr. 3 L. Don and George Three reTurning leTTermen made up The nucleus oT The '49-'50 baskeTball squad. Coached by Joe Zile, The Team showed improvemenT wiTh each game. The high poinT oT The season was reached when The Ponies deTeaTed GreaT Falls 46 To 4I To win back The Ole Goat This year's Team was made up oT Ten players. Seniors on The squad were: Don Erickson, Larry Sapp, Joe Wanago, John Anderson, and Jim Karlen. Junior players were: Dan Mueller. Wesley Ulmer. Warren lvlangels, and Bob Pepin. RepresenTing The underclassmen was Dick Caldwell, a sophomore. BOX SCORE DECEMBER ForT BenTon ,,,4,, . Havre BuTTe Public ....,...,..,.. 33 Havre Chinook .. ,.,,., Havre Helena .,...., . .,..,.. 62 Havre Kalispell ..., .,...... H avre JANUARY Kalispell ,A,,, , Havre., QVVQV GreaT Falls .. ,.,..,...., 30 Havre. Miggoula Havre BuTTe CenTral ....., ,,... 4 7 Havre.. Glagggw H .,4,,.,,., Havre l.eWlSlOWr1 . . .. 27 l'laVI'6 FEBRUARY GreaT Falls . Havre. . ,... . Chinook ......,... 43 Havre. Helena . .. .. .,,, Havre... .. .. Missoula .. ...59 Havre .. BuTTe Public Havre Glasgow .,.,.. .r.....s.. 3 7 Havre... BuTTe CenTral Havre LewisTown .... . . H38 Havre... Havre 38--GreaT Falls 30 They broughT iT back Mlm., , Q Q , Q -.71 fig, 541 ,' ,:'.5-,.. . - 1 ff qw., .ff Q. 1 Q I j. V' A F , Aga 1 ggf g gv gig? ,wif .JM M , 1 if ' ' , ix?-,affifii-1'f.lf. i W. M., hw I 4,,- ,,,,,,w..i ., 2? I ' 0' N'-I-. . f -QM.. p 5 4 4' 5 + ' ff 2311- ' 4 H' ' 1 .. ,wfvk 4 :Q A -V ,, J , ' nik 'fi C5 f J ffm ,' : . K A I . , A 1 - . 5 3 Q4 Q Maw, yung X Q ik l Firsl row: Don Don Tigney, Dave Don Tigney, Leo Sohm, Fred Sfremcha, Jack Palmer, Augie Everaerf, James Cowan, Jim Farley. Second row: Dick Vellc, Peler Connole, Paul Enocheson, Charles Leonard, Wayne Olson, Bill Sanguine, Vern Burchard, Richard Easlom. Third row: Mgr. Richard Viclc, Donald MacKay, Tommy Callaghan, Jerry Hayes, Jim McCaully, Million Johnson, and Coach, Bill Gunderson. Till fl M The Shellands, coached by Bill Gunderson, are l-lavre's 'rhird leam. The leam plays The same slyle ol ball as do The Ponies. The freshman and sophomore players piled up quile an impressive record. ll has been rumored lhal Mr. Gunderson is raising a leam of his own. The consislenlly high scorer of lhis year's squad was Paul Enoch- son. This is Paul's firsl year of high school play. Also showing well were Don and Dave Don Tigny and Diclc Vellc. Shellands in aclion. W f' Lefr fo righ'r slandingz Mgr. Byron Mclvlillian, Leland l-lill, Jim Friesen, Gary Grant Orland Eliason, Bob Lindslrom, Wall Gowan, Coach R. l-luss. Kneeling: Graham Keeler, Jim Cowan, Jim Filler, Ted Kalo, Duane l-lavskiold, Bill Murray, Arl Daum. Hi., The Coils, l-lavre's junior varsily leam, made a good showing lhroughoul lhe year. The Coll feam gives lhe players needed experience in baslcelball. The squad is made up ol sophomores and iuniors. Mr. l-luss coachd lhis year's squad. l-le used 'rhe plaloon syslem of subslifulion consislenlly. The syslem proved very elleclive, as 'rheir number ol wins will prove. Gary Granl and Jim Friesen, Sophomores, were moved up lo lhe varsily Team from lime lo lime lo gain more experience. Q fr'- w .X l'm righl behind you, Micky. Coach Hus MARLENE PFEIFER is her companion. she helps her play her emoTional roles. JUANITA HANSON is The TirsT deep sea diving secrefary.-IT is said ThaT she Takes underwaTer dicTaTion abou+ marine life, JANET HANSON is The new added aTTracTion for The Hoosier HoT ShoTs. VELMA 'HINEBAUGH found a uranium mine on The Galapagos Islands. she Thinks?-Now she is wrangling for a governmenT conTracT. BILL HEDGES is in business wiTh his faTher.-You'd beTTer waTch ouT or he'll Take you To The cleaners. MARILYN HUBBARD is a well known square dance caller. KENT HUDSON iusf won The Minneapolis Speedway ConTesT wiTh one hand Tied behind his back.-He goT his experience for ThaT in The Blue Smoke . RALPH HUTCHESON Took over Ralph McGuinnis' place as Speech lnsTrucTor aT M. S. U.-He is Trying To find a new nega- Tive argumenf for Resolved The Presidenf of The UniTed STaTes should be Elecfed by The DirecT VoTe of The People. ARCHIE KALUZA is The SenaTor elecT from MonTana.-His firsT bill was for an increased appropriaTion for refreshmenTs for The Nafional Guard. TONY KALUZA was making big money: aT leasT he was before his press broke down. LAURA KAMPF became so inTeresTed in Psychology ThaT she is sTudying The abnormal behavior aT Warm Springs. Need we say more? JAMES KARLEN is a greaT scienTisT. he has discovered a new source of energy.-WhaT. Man power? ALLEN KERN is a longshoreman. He is recovering from iniuries received in a recenT sTrike. JOHN KINDSCHY is expanding BuTTreys. He and Carol plan a BuTTrey's sTore in every Town. EDNA KINI-IOLT is a cigareffe girl aT .The STork Club in New York.--ls she her own besT cusfomer? TED KLUZEK is sTill calling Them. IT is iusT a slighT change from The GreaT Norfhern.- Call for Philip Morris ? STANLEY KNUDSON runs compeTiTion To Wafkins, Dow and Troy.-Dolyou prefer The lemon flavor? DOROTHY KOSTMAN is refired.-She's afraid To work, a for- Tune Teller Told her her downfall would be wine, men and The F. B. I. IRENE JENKINS is mafron aT AIcaTraz.-I undersfand crisp whiTe curfains now floaT from The windows. BEVERLY LACOX iusT boughf ouT The LaMode. The sTore is being remodeled while she Tours Europe. BEVERLY LATHROP is buyer for BuTTreys ready To wear. and has iusT announced her spring fashion show. GOVERNOR DICK LUCAS is enioying The busy capiTal. His major problem now is how To appoinT his Tiffeenfh counfry cousin To a governmenT bureau wiThouT having The lad adopf an alias. BILL LUMPKIN is Top deTecTive for The F. B. l.--We always admired his keen analyTical mind. MURDO MacKAY TesTs maTTresses in BuTTrey's window.-Yes, I hear he sTill prefers smelling salTs To Baby Bens. JOAN MacKENZlE has come a long way. She has iusT finished her Thirfy-second romanfic novel. The Men on Mars . THERESA MALSAM is a nurse aT John's Hopkins. She is an enaesTheTisT of The Tirsf rank. ALAN MATOON is in The pediafric ward aT The hospiTal-a docTor you know. BEN NEWBY has quiT Eddies. and has opened a new iewelry Show nexT To Johnson's. GEORGE NIIMI is playing professional fooTball.-He has iusT ordered his Third seT of denfures. he seems To have a hebiT of geTTing his TeeTh knocked ouT. ' TED NIIMI owns The Price Righf Grocery.-We hear he is grad- ually going broke buying Trucks for GEORGE TIETEMA To de- liver wiTh. . DONALD O'NEAL is Taking a resT cure.-He collapsed while Trying To seT his micromefer. HELEN ORLANDO is Teaching girls grace and eTiqueTTe as Home Economics Teacher in Rudyard. She's sTill Trying To learn To cook for Neal. MILO ORMSETH is wrifing his DocTor's Thesis. His subiecf is How The Democrafs Ruined Our CounTry . DONALD PATRICK is running a dancing school and The spe- cialTy is insTrucTion in how To sing in The girl friend's ear. ROGER PHILIPPI wrifes good ediforials for The Havre Daily iglews. Had you heard ThaT SUSAN TRAVIS has Taken over The usiness. DOREEN RATZLOFF holds The MoTorcycle Nafional Champion- ship. I wonder where she learned how To ride. HARVEY SAARI was Taken To Warm Springs, poor boy! IT was The shock when he finally blew up The ChemisTry Room. LARRY SAPP is a model for Esquire , He has a hard Time geTTing his picfure Taken because FRED YALE is The phofographer and he says he has had Too many broken cameras laTely. THERESA SCHWAN has Taken over The Task of keeping The High School Library quieT. DON SMOTHERMAN is sTi1I Trying To collecT his money for Taking care of The Tool room for his former Trade Training buddies. JIM TAYLOR is in The adverTising business convincing. The pub- lic--and Donna-ThaT WashingTon's apples are beTTer Than Cal- ifornia's. JOE WANAGO is running compeTiTion To Jack Benny as The world's champion penny pincher.-Yes, he was a Thriffy boy wasn'T he? EDDY WARWICK is a professional escorT.-For five dollars he will serenade girls on The hill wiTh T-Texas-Tyler melodies. JAMES WESTOM runs a professional dance band.--He is such a franTic iazz player Thaf his saxophone is plugged wifh TeeTh. MARY WEYH wenT To Europe To furfher her educaTion. WILBUR WILLIAMS does The Men of DisTincTion ads for The papers.--He specializes in self porTraiTs. LORRY WINKENWEDER is working in Freddy's Odds and Ends Shop. HELEN OVERCAST is carrying on Two jobs: Thaf of housekeeper and cashier. DOROTHY SOHM is half owner of The Havre FurniTure MarT buT sTill doesn'T TrusT vocafional guidance girls To do her dusTing. DONNA LEE RUETTEN is a missionary in Africa where The ofher monkeys are. Are you having Troubles Donna Lee? CAROL PULLIAM AND MARGARET PETERS have changed Their lasT names, buT house work goT so boring ThaT They are now running a ResT Home and have company all The Time. DONNA STICKA and her husband are cn a farm-raising a family. BUDDY YATES'is Teaching in Havre High. His sTudenTs are Teaching him more Than we were ever able To do. ROSE ZUMOTO is NaTional F.H.A. Advisor. Even in her High School days she showed evidence of being a success. MR. SWENSON: WhaT do you Think of This reporT? MRS. EKEGREN: I always knew The class of 50 was ouTsTand- ing. MR. KLIES: Some of Them seem To be sTanding ouT Too Tar. MR. ROUBINEK: Perhaps we should prepare our reply aTTer we have Thoughl' This problem over. h V 4 sz 1 mi: I 'ln I - LJ, ' 'fp lf- ' , i ill ' Y. L ' .fm ll'l ii i Q yy IA a ,Q A -d y. ' ,W 49 SGIL5 'plnxff ' ',3'5gf,rna:gViar.gi,efi Bailey. My Lu Watson. Cast leff fo riglwf, Dorofhy Kosfman, lLulu Trimmerl, Roloerl' Bailey llruclc driverl, Zelia Landry lEve Masonl. 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Howard lfinrl displayed an ln-T atrum--nt entirely new to the hoys' voonl ser-1.1-n. llr- played tho gul-1 tar wlth tl r-.srrranr-e of a goodi l n Pahrman nc- entertain--' oompsnlfv -n several. numhem -- and' others v Bc:-'r' tunes formal higher order. lemhers of reported on great such an Rach and Flxoptn J -1,1 'LK Stud:-nts' llon'r miss the his event that ls comlnrz, lt ln colon tn ln' lnlossnl and there wlll hr- fun for everyone. Ka-ep your eye on the hull:-tln hoard and STAM- PEIH-Z for further nntil-n . -04 l l i l : . The new:-st nddltlon to tht-' lluvre high student hody is Rich- ard Horst, Richard ls n freshman and a transfer from Malta hlrxlr 1 ' 5 'V '4 We c Morgan erl Series Alori-Zan xt as the Haart t'r-mt-if - 1-I ll-A p-frlrirnletl Jsu. 't ltr-form it t.l 'mine ln the nigh r-4 .mol zrurlll X: iuln, Sunil- of numbers that Mr. Mor- lau selected were Vluude lleuus- sey's, lit-vnu Soir' Amlvroii-.e 'l'lroxnzls', Drinking Soni! from ll:unlet At the worn-lumrlrr of :lie first section ut- snug tktuuic L Illini tfnnmuzuty l,:twrle its an encore. Selectlonsl l-y Schulzv-rt Strauss. Malottu and Vhopin also made up his prlmgrani. A number of llurre high stu- dents attended concert and the following.: comments were gathered from them. Donna llafdahl com- mented that .ive 'lin-il his warm pl-rsurirlltw ' at selection of school. llc seems to have rr r:ood,lw no remarked oplnlon of our s--html She ' ' favorltl- --lun W' H.-vrv h . fag ' C I t , 'rv' 'led heavenly. fs remarked on - had chosen se the Havre is stage pre- fl th which 'ne 26 t nlom t Mr. Mor- hul- lnlironrlutv nnoth tzu. But he now 3 4 ra sensa- rnngn said that high 9 wives are concert ll 35 or sement' 'rr vern- 1-letemh olmhly his voice too hr-I staff. Oh! .- -' ine of a deep sen dlver. l'm surn we all henoflted from the information and true life experiences told hy Mrs. Shoe- malrel lt also seems we are ze!- tlnz n reputation for helm: rzuod attantlvf- listen:-rs. Lets keep lt UD A-0,- lfnvl- you made your New Year's resolutions? Well wlth the new semester romlnz up you prol' ably could use a 'ew l,ot'n all he at. this Saturday afte tral game. The comments 0 tlon nlctivw ..:i h hy tho tlit of verse ldv photograph tault As far as I can we A mont unlrlnd, tlrourzhtt A lt looks too much ll Tonugut in the last A-Ana 0.4. Ohnnu t-ith Bae, get richer and his tones fuller Susan Reed, harpist, will appear in Fehurary us the artist for the C'omurunitv Concert series l. E. Rhodes Speaks At Key Club luncheon As the second -' advice H 1 l v' om left to right l:.u-k row: Judy Stuart, 11, Lorry Wlrrkf-riuwrlvr. llarvey Snort. Ralph Second row llvlen Overcast, Carol Pulliam. .'erIy Lathrop. llir-lc l,ul-as. Ted Kluzek, and row. Rose Zumoto, Susan Travis. Joan Mac- and Ted Nilml. l Augsburg Choir' Will Give Concert The Augslnrirg college choir ls stopping at llavre while en route to the XVest Con-at for a concert tour. The l-hnlr consists of 53 voices and is directed by Profes- sor llenry llpseth. l When the choir made their flrsti opening: at Minneapolis, there war-xl an audit-nm: of X,000 present. Af Minneapolis paper stated: The' choir gave the audience a sense of listening to strange harmonies' coming from some other ldenlg world, lt sam: with A purity oil intonation and smoothness oft tone. The sacred carol music wasl so perfect that lt seemed almoatl unreal. The A-Pappella cholr wlll ap- pear Poll. l. at 8:00 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Scientists See Movies 1 At Club Meeting llealrer Buster's sponsored hy Mr. lluss, held their monthly meeting at which time two films were shown. Green Harvest, technlcnlor, pertained to the for-I est as farm where cultivation oft trees is accomplished through sclentlflc methods. On the Air was the other lravi , Zumoto Head '50 Stampede Staffg iimi Charge of Art Work In order that each student may olitaln more experience lu tl' field of journalism, duties of the Stampede staff have been clmungg for the second semester. Susan Travis will be editor and Itose Zumoto was elected to K her assistant. On the feature page. Joan MacKenzie and Ted Kluzck were aske to hold the same positions. The journallsm class all agreed that thc were doing an excellent job of their page. sriiiiiliidvim rxAMs START TOMORRFW' Students :tri nov nroanlng, x Stud- n will noi L semester ri: der'id6':B wh Peters stave to take th. entering co. wise for thc n ln college cot-r The schedule ls as follows Thursday. Jan. l First pcrlodf '1 Second period- Thlrd period- -li Fourth perlnd---'till lo 7t:3., 1 Friday. Jan. 20: Fifth period---9,05 to 10:20. , Slxth pcrlod-10:25 to 11:40. There will he no advisory per- iods Thursday and Friday and students will not he required to: rr-port at that time, 1 All students must remain lnl the classroom at least one hour.! Anyone wishing to study may use room 20l or the study hnll. hutl Principal Peters states there ls to be no loitering in the halls. Roh Brown 'y Wlnkei wedcr arf- dvortlstn man' wasnt wl luslnol GFP fi 1 extltl 'lui wn .fro tr Tr vmnlz- as or .-dltor. six lunlnrs will lie adv thi- jnurnnllsm class no staff memhe to un'-ster. The head n--xt year wlll'he made up fro this group who wlll have lrud jnu nallsm cxpcrience from the pre ions yenr. Rainbow Girls Will Install New Officers Susan Travis was elected wo thy udvlsor ol' the Order of Rnl how for Girls :xt thc Jan. l0 mee ing. The following other office l were elected for tho ensuing tern .loan Pruscnltz, :Luaciste wortl TTQWWA A 'Tw' :tdvIu,--- H harltj nl Eli Jan eng Jan ho J an lchl lea lor Jan t Al Jan 'M Feb ant Feb. 'vlf fllm which ning of hron K, V.. ..---run . It showed the rtmelopment of rs- dlo programs up to the present day. Freshmen and Sophomore' Cast elected For 0ne-Act Plav This year the freshmen and sophomore classes will he given a chance to act ln their own one- act play. Under the direction of Mrs Eke ren each class will put . g . on one play. The purpose of this s to get the freshmen and sopho- nores interested ln dramatlcs. This ls a good opportunity for 'l interested in dramattcs and lll also furnish points for you Join the The-splan club. The freshman one-act play is Day in July. It takes place a city park in Phlladelphla. year 1776. The cast ls made mf: Yvette Anderson. Marilyn inlay. Joanne Larson, Carole uuelow, Marian Olson, Wayne ,-.uarlnc Olson. Dick Velk. Jack Brewer. ork which he and Bob BalleY N , ' U -.. nrieny. Mr. Rhodes re- The sophomore Play is We ...man , lated that only 23 or 24 pnr cent Heard L-lncolnlf' It talr:-.sq place Plays Cl Intersc Anyl' who v Inter tact outs t around Us ed March 10, tournament to puhlle, ' 'JA More Perfect ot the plays to he judgeo to Missoula wlll be prcsenteu the stud-'nts along wlth the fresh man and sophomore plays Feb.l2l2. ...t., ,.-.. ..-- .. M-. -1 ..r..,. .. .- . rmrefon. music-inn: ll Ilrohst. choir director. The newly elected and appolr cd officers will he lnstnllcd forl Jan. 24. This lnstnllntl ...rn nw Marlene nlly on service is open to the pulvllc. Ormseth Installed as New Master Councilor Installation for winter tv-rm 4 flcers was the order of the d at the mt-etlnr: of the Dchtlols held Jan. 2. Elcctlvn officers l 'alled are as follows: Mllo Or master counr-llor3 Tcd Kl -lor counrllorg and Ln: 'f-r. junior councllor, 'folntlve officers s 'eorrze Tleten lco Loker 'nes Wi Kc rutcl ffursh r Bear .mes ltr .anus-n, rut-li Hrol .r llvr-on ' ptor Tom C1 receptor 0'ln Preceptor llrj Proc:-ptor ltr' Prr-ctr.-or Ti fm 'si . , x K is 4 Q xg fx N255 1 XX f O X X K Qi an n and-if Wililh S m Q, Qswfgp- - N39 A fm MM .wa-wb....W MW ,prmvff 1 V f Af.gZ,:Q'Q,. . V , Az. w ?ggfi,'g5s2g3,g4,1i fn , 'LiQpry,i+f,1:if?,f .4243 agfxsqiq hksggg, . ' 3 I ,Mt ,. f-.- asffzwgae-'X 'f W wx W , 4, 5. 5, wg' ' I 'z iE'1g5 zf-.54 ' 1 H, , , ,N . Wi 'fifiai' ,nf M 3 X G X 8 4 y ,, v ww ' H Q 5 3,1 1 figs, it , , 'iv 1 ,5..,152'f3--ff-'.5i'g.?3.z,f Q ',v f Q ,Q an v X 3 Q, sf ca f fe fk 'im Je? w f, 5 SQ 1? J Q t4 x f 3' 1.2 5 JZ ,, 1, , Q f ' ' ' 1 gk R Q 5 1, .. W 132: fm , 1 if ,g ' N mv 'Hula lm ag -.KM ,. f ,1 ,wwf V2 a w. xx Wi :S 1 X 1 4. , ,M .Wi 2 kind Tm ' , at 3 Q 'lf M ww, . Q iii! 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We appreciale Ihe cooperalion of 'rhe lacully and sludenl body who have posed for many piclures. We also acknowledge lhe help of many sludenls-nol of 'Ihe slalf-who have collecled informalion and run errands for us when we were pressed for +ime. The annual slaff Ihanks Ihe adminislralion-Mr. Slegner and Mr. Pefers-for lheir guidance and iudgmenl in making Ihis yearbook a success. To 'rhe school board we express our gralilude for 'rheir cooperalion in furnishing us wilh new porlraifs. We will remember wilh pleasure Ihe ianilorial slalf who were so palienl' aboul 'the confusion lhe sign commiflee caused in lhe furnace room, and who helped so freely wilh +he framing and hanging of The signs. We are especially graleful 'For 'Ihe good spiril' shown when we worked Iale info +he nighl Io make our deadlines. To all Ihose who make our annual slall work parl' of our Gay and Happy years al Havre High we say +hanks! Sincerely, The I95O Blue Pony Annual Siaff and Advisors ui 02.3 of Qfdlepzggfefozi fo? ,gecfzfzg 5gafg00.'5'Zi94f Anderson's Groc. B 81 C Dairy Belland's Furnifure Blaclr's Jewelry Bob's Drive lnn BuH'ery's BuH'ery's Coffee Shop Cenfral Marlcel' Ci1'izen's Banlt Don's Medical Pharmacy ' Dufch Shop Edcly's Bakery Fern's Fofo Fullmer's Sfudio Glacier Trail Creamery Glees Jewelry Havre Daily News Havre Elecfric Havre Furnifure Havre Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners . Havre Mofors Q H. Earl Claclr Heline Service Hi Line Beverage Co. Hi Line Elecfric Holland-Bonnie Hub ldeal Bakery iJosl'en's Jewelry KAVR KOJM Krezlak's Meal' Markel' Larson's Texaco Lindelow's Drug Lou Lucke Milk River Mofor Model Groc. Monfana Nafional Bank Morris Cafe Music Cenfer Nash Finch Co. , Norfhwesi' Na+ional Life lns. Pacific Hide 8: Fur PaHerson's Clofhing Pehlke lConocol Price Rife Groc. Rex Flour Socie+e Candy Super Save M'arke+ Svare Bros. Hardware Tip Top Lunch V. F. W. Wieber's Mofor Wrighis Sfudio C 0 57? afz- SCHOOL ANNUALS A ! VL 0 0 Sayloa, -.9.ala4AM' 'F,X. Vl Af. 2 . .i i Lii Q V L SKILLED CRAETSMEN - MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OE FLOOR AREA are combined 'ro produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for l400 schools in +wen+y-+l'1ree s+a+es 'f 'ul' f 25- . I A . RLR, ai If L - ' 'L' V Am: L lxuif 5 A kj 1' ' ' 'W 'NL 'U' ' V73 5 - ' 4 5 A 1, ' 4- 1 b ' 3 5 4 - 4? ' A 1 , I 3 L 'rf Lx J' Checking py Composifion Pnneling Picfu Arf Work ,I A f H 9 J 1 L ggjf,f3ff,..,i, , - , A A 49??M.!ff g1 i1A'fff7'3'vTf'f' Qggf , , J Mhxlfrjf , LTLQLLZL QLAELY ,Nb llfffgg mai! '64, K-21 iv' .1949 fir SSE 2x5f5 ?Iw:.:L I lznvvfzsv 1213134 1 . 'K 6 . QC 15' 3, l, 513 , L :w in ga. 'L 1 . V F51 ?f 7 5:77 MK 253233 ,Q , P H q 'X fxffxf 4f f5f...,.,c.,.,f A NQJM iam Mm XXN- LD., ' s jfjf, :rec JI, If . f!,l!f3'fJ,lJ'Q17 QCOMLZZ W jf' .PAJZJ fagkf 0 M ffifffe I if ff! I' W W ' fu r wif f g . , 5 -. ,ffGf'T'- ff 6? 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